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Mariposa Azul Marina (Leptotes marina)Observ.
upupamartinDescripción
The left-side individual, with a Cassius Blue from the LRGV for comparison.
I have a theory about IDing this species from Cassius Blue:
Note the arrangement of dark marks underlined in pink:
For Marine, the dark block in the fourth inter-veinal wedge (the wedge labeled with a green "4") is usually in-line with the outer three blocks; this individual Marine has a slight "uptick" in the 3rd inter-veinal block just before it meets the 4th, but the 4th inter-veinal block is still mostly in-line with the others.
For Cassius, the 4th inter-veinal block is sharply offset basally such that its upper/outer corner touches (or is separated from) the inner/lower corner of the 3rd inter-venial block.
I have been checking this feature for many years, and I feel that it is a very reliable means of distinguishing between the two taxa.
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Ícaro (Polyommatus icarus)Observ.
ikelmanDescripción
How many can you count in photo number four?
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
max_benningfield
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Mariposa Sedosa con Manchas Negras de Baja California (Satyrium sylvinus)Observ.
euproserpinus
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icosahedronDescripción
Never saw this aspect before in a live insect-- a lucky fluke.
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Esfinge del Euforbio (Hyles euphorbiae)Observ.
jmeermanDescripción
On Euphorbia cyperacias
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brianahernDescripción
Lower Cedar Creek Trail - Modoc National Forest, Modoc County, California
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brianahernDescripción
Lower Cedar Creek Trail - Modoc National Forest, Modoc County, California
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matthew_connorsDescripción
A stunning display of colour!
A final goodbye from Rosalind, our friendly neighbourhood mantis
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Mariposa Dragón Imperial (Eooxylides tharis)Observ.
stijn_de_winDescripción
Courtship. (first kiss!!)
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Polillas Esfinge (Familia Sphingidae)Observ.
kelvinperrieDescripción
Moth ... skeleton? Washed up on beach
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Polilla Esfinge de Rayas Blancas (Hyles lineata)Observ.
balajidevarajanDescripción
Hummingbird and Hummingbird Moth sharing a thistle!
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Mariposas Diurnas (Superfamilia Papilionoidea)Observ.
giovanni40Descripción
Esta crisálida de mariposa la he podido observar en ésta etapa pero no he podido ver su metamorfosis en el desarrollo de crisálida a mariposa. Estoy en la espera de una nueva observación porque es fascinante el color aluminio metálico de su envoltura.
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jmortonDescripción
Lab-reared butterfly released into appropriate habitat under USFWS authorized conditions.
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Gris Estriada (Leptotes pirithous)Observ.
delilah88Descripción
Found it. Contacting local butterfly recorder tomorrow.
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Saltarina Azul de Cola Larga (Urbanus proteus)Observ.
seaheart88Descripción
two eggs were laid on garden beans, I followed them through development (three days) to hatching
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Polillas Esfinge (Familia Sphingidae)Observ.
liamraganDescripción
Must have just emerged from its egg. Second, unemerged egg right next to it
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Saltarinas del Pasto (Subfamilia Hesperiinae)Observ.
thunderheadDescripción
Arthropod Faces
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Vida (Vida)Observ.
zookanthosDescripción
Added a drop of concentrated algae nutrients and an unsterilized flake of oatmeal to a small bottle of seawater collected from an incoming wave and waited a few weeks.
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Algo...Observ.
kauahoahDescripción
I have no idea what this is and can’t seem to get an identification, originally took a picture because it looked different, and would love some help determining species!
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Bacterias (Reino Bacteria)Observ.
beetle_mchDescripción
Bacteria, colony has orange raised mounds in the middle on top of a creamy tan smooth dome. Microbes collected from air in suburban yard on Friday April 26, 2024
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Bacterias (Reino Bacteria)Observ.
beetle_mchDescripción
Bacteria, colony is dome-shaped, opaque and smooth. Microbes collected from air in suburban yard on Friday April 26, 2024
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Bacterias (Reino Bacteria)Observ.
beetle_mchDescripción
Bacteria, colony dome-shaped, smooth, shiny and translucent. Microbes collected from air in suburban yard on Friday April 26, 2024
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Mariposas Y Polillas (Orden Lepidoptera)Observ.
leejonesDescripción
poodle moth
Roughly 12mm body length, probably male, on outside of upstairs window (no access to dorsal surface without extreme personal risk)
No obvious markings - other than being a moth, I have no idea to what family this moth belongs, let alone a genus or species ID
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Mariposa Cola de Golondrina Azul (Battus philenor)Observ.
anonymousedwardDescripción
The sound of catterpillars eating!
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kevinhintsaDescripción
I had to partly kneel in a muddy seep to get this photo .
