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gillessanmartinDescripción
Parthenolecanium rufulum (?) on a Quercus sp. twig
Perwez, N50.6604 - E 4.8120
18.V.2022
leg. A. Kuhn
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Escama Blanda (Coccus hesperidum)Observ.
gillessanmartinDescripción
Coccus cfr hesperidium on Pinus mugo.
The shape is more elongated than the typical Coccus hesperidium but I guess this could be due to the host/needle ?
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glmoryDescripción
Had trouble getting a slide with all its limbs so I posted 3 individuals. They show every sign of being the same species.
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stephen_thorpeDescripción
Auckland CBD.
In pale crusty tomentum(?), on older petioles and rachis of Hedyscepe canterburyana (tentative identification), cultivated in the Architecture courtyard, on the city campus of the University of Auckland.
See also this observation.
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Pulgones, Insectos Escama Y Parientes (Suborden Sternorrhyncha)Observ.
turkishvultureDescripción
On A.parryana
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chickenparmesan24Descripción
numerous on undersides of needles on lower branches of this fir, causing yellow mottling on needle surface
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Escama Armada de la Palma Mascareña (Hemiberlesia lataniae)Observ.
sccf_bird_girlDescripción
Found on Dimocarpus longan in greenhouse.
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Género LeucaspisObserv.
karin_coenobitaDescripción
The white one in photo. On pine needle.
Separated since two different species. See also observation https://www.inaturalist.se/observations/222093939.
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Insectos Escama (Superfamilia Coccoidea)Observ.
mohawkalexDescripción
Found this on the leg of a bee, the same bee had a Varroa mite on it. To be clear, this observation is about what is on the bee's leg.
I have no idea as to an ID...
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Aonidia lauriObserv.
gillessanmartinDescripción
Aonidia lauri on leaves of Pittosporum tobira :
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/217774742
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Tribu DiaspidiniObserv.
mattparrLugar
Virgin Islands National Park, Virgin Islands, St. John, United States Virgin Islands (Google, OSM)Descripción
NB this id is for the much smaller ones, the larger ones Ceroplastes in a separate observation
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chyropteraDescripción
Appears to be a scale insect under each red spot
On Berberis nervosa
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erincpowDescripción
Observation for armored scale. The other thing I think is a parasitized soft scale full of wasp pupae? (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/192601858). Ref# 05262022-04783
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bluetriangleDescripción
On under leaf of Macrozamia. All plants in more than 7 hectares effected.
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teacayDescripción
Many affected plants all through square head. The plants some of most severely affected.
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Insectos Escama (Superfamilia Coccoidea)Observ.
coreyjlangeDescripción
On Ashy Silktassel (Garrya flavescens)
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erincpowDescripción
Ex. Mangifera indica fruit. Ref# 09072023-09170. Slide-mounted to confirm ID.
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erincpowDescripción
Adult male. Associated female (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/191718827) ID confirmed with slide mounts. Ex. Cocos nucifera. Mixed infestation with Aleurodicus rugioperculatus which is responsible for the wax rods in the photo.
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inatdavidDescripción
Dieback of Macrozamia possibly from scale infestation over at least 5ha
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hailenugcDescripción
Escudo de Diaspidae sobre hojas de Dasylirion longissimum.
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e-aus-kanadaDescripción
Abgrallaspis ithacae or Dynaspidiotus tsugae; favouring the latter.
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Escamas Armadas (Familia Diaspididae)Observ.
mattf1996Descripción
On a protea leaf. Look like snails?
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mattf1996Descripción
I saw similar insects on protea caffras on the Linksfield ridge
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klearadDescripción
Parasitoid Wasp cocoon or eggs?
There are some white and orangish stuff, larvae?
Appreciate advice, thanks.
Thanks Sloan Tomlinson
No, they're some sorts of members of Coccoidea (scales and mealybugs) some of whom make cocoon-like structures around themselves as they feed. The photo labeled "adult wasp" doesn't really look like a wasp but some sort of fly, likely there to lick up honeydew
Update:
Thanks bnormark via Inaturalist
Family: Diaspididae (Armored Scale Insects)
Subfamily: Diaspidinae
Tribe: Diaspidini
Subtribe: Fioriniina
Genus: Rutherfordia
"This must be what Takagi is talking about in his recent article.
"In the forms referred to Rutherfordia, it is observable usually, and especially when
dry material is available in good condition, that male tests crowd together around female tests, forming a thick mass of wax. Whenever male tests occur separately from each other, it is clearly visible that they stand on the cephalic end, keeping themselves erect or suberect (somewhat oblique with the ventral side faced below) against the surface of the plant body on which they occur."
From:
Takagi, S. (2021). Further forms of Rutherfordia, with particular reference to the second-instar males (Sternorrhyncha: Coccoidea: Diaspididae). Insecta Matsumurana. New Series : Journal of the Research Faculty of Agriculture Hokkaido University, Series Entomology., 77, 17–65. https://eprints.lib.hokudai.ac.jp/dspace/handle/2115/82943"
Apr 2023 | Singapore
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klearadDescripción
Scale insects?
Found on plant near Stenochlaena palustris (an edible fern)
Thanks bnormark
Aspidiotini
It looks like the 1st instars have wax filaments as adaptations for wind dispersal.
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gillessanmartinDescripción
Aonidiella lauretorum found on leaves of a Lauraceae tree
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Unaspis euonymiObserv.
gillessanmartinDescripción
Unaspis euonymi adult males emerging from males larval scales found on Euvonymus sp. in a garden centre
Naninne, Oh Green ! garden centre
50.42416 , 4.92861
10.IX.2022
Col. G. San Martin
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Unaspis euonymiObserv.
gillessanmartinDescripción
Unaspis euonymi found on Euvonymus sp. in a garden centre
Naninne, Oh Green ! garden centre
50.42416 , 4.92861
10.IX.2022
Col. G. San Martin
