phm8871's Identifications
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Nearctic Blue Mud-dauber Wasp (Chalybion californicum)Observer
connlindajoDescription
My porch light is on for the National Moth Week 2023,
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kalamurphykingDescription
I found another wasp lifer while walking the pasture perimeter. A tiny mason wasp on a vine leaf. Colorful with black & yellow body and red legs.
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Coelioxys texanusObserver
cgritzDescription
A new bee for the yard. Like this one: http://bugguide.net/node/view/377226
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Bees (Epifamily Anthophila)Observer
laurenjansensimpsonDescription
Single blue-green individual observed on cigar plant. I suspect that this is Halictinae, but because I am unsure, I have left the identification at the family level until someone corrects it. Overcast, breezy, 83F.
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Cuckoo Wasps (Family Chrysididae)Observer
sambiologyDescription
October 10 was the fall bioblitz at Oliver Nature Park, and I even had the chance to go out and get some observations! :)
It was a blast -- 66 folks (children and adults) showed up, and I think everyone had a good time. Yippee, nature! :)
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sambiologyDescription
Explored this little area at lunch today. These are such great corridors for wildlife!
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butterflies4funDescription
Found this wasp out this morning checking out mist flower in the misty rain. I think it might be an ichneumon type. It was small about 1.5 cm.
have more pictures if need a certain feature but was hard to get as it crawled around and under the plants.
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Ligated Furrow Bee (Halictus ligatus)Observer
ronthillDescription
2022-TX-2959-DN
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Genus TimullaObserver
connlindajoDescription
Drawn to incandescent porch light.
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Oblique Longhorn (Svastra obliqua)Observer
ronthillDescription
On coneflower. Might be Sastra petulca, which I photographed nearby in early June, but iNat. didn't show this species as a possibility.
2022-TX-0670-DN
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Typical Paper Wasps (Genus Polistes)Observer
butterflies4funDescription
Wasp gathering pollen from prickly ash tree. I'm wondering if this wasp is a threat to the giant swallowtail larvae on this tree as well.
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