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chickadeebanditryDescripción
Seen on the EBRPD's annual Return of the Terns trip to the Alameda Wildlife Reserve
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kjhungDescripción
A pair of Calliopsis zonalis mating on their host plant, Monardella lanceolata.
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edwardrooksLugar
Bald Mountain Trail, Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve, Almaden, San Jose, CA, USA (Google, OSM)
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bugornotDescripción
Observed only one these Melissodes Rivalis feeding on a large patch of Thistle in a field.
"Long-horned bees are a genus of bees (Melissodes) that emerge from their nests in the summer months, typically starting in July and coinciding with the onset of flowering in their preferred forage plants: those in the Asteraceae family. These beautiful, robust, medium-size bees are effective pollinators of many open-flower forms, including sunflowers. The insect’s common name is derived from the unusually long antennae that most males sport. Females have long, pollen-collecting hairs on their hind legs that resemble saddle bags."
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brianjdykstranativebeesocietyDescripción
Kind enough to crawl on my finger to aid in identification.
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naturephotosuzeDescripción
LA RIver Whitsett
Seemed to be quite a few of these
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brian_wrightDescripción
Day sleeper. It took several flashes to wake this bee.
Wooded Hill Nature Trail
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Abejas de Nopales (Complejo Diadasia australis)Observ.
nature4lzwDescripción
Bee inside Beavertail Cactus flower along Rim Trail.
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Andrena nigripesObserv.
ammoph11Descripción
I’ve never seen this bee before. Quite uncertain!
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Mariposa Ninfa (Polygonia satyrus)Observ.
oakmeadowDescripción
On nettles. Leaf rib is chewed through and leaf flops down. This is different than the leaves that the red admirals are on.
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Mariposa Azufre Naranja (Colias eurytheme)Observ.
jonrobsonLugar
Presidio, Presidio of San Francisco, San Francisco, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, California, United States (Google, OSM)
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Andrena baeriaeObserv.
anudibranchmomDescripción
Found on its specialist flower, Lasthenia fremontii AKA vernal pool goldfields (note yellow pollen), but not photographed on them.
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Plantago erectaObserv.
leafybyeDescripción
Common, but often overlooked. Native plantain, and host to certain butterfly species in some areas. I observed many in this area last year.
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Polillas Esmeralda Y Parientes (Familia Geometridae)Observ.
garth_harwoodDescripción
On a well-chewed Osoberry plant.
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Mariposa Parche Rojo (Euphydryas chalcedona)Observ.
oakwildcatDescripción
Caterpillars are on Scrophularia californica (bee plant)
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Mariposa Parche Rojo (Euphydryas chalcedona)Observ.
oakwildcatDescripción
Caterpillars on California bee plant (Scrophularia californica).
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Mariposa Vanesa Americana (Vanessa virginiensis)Observ.
moraga4monarchsDescripción
On California Everlasting. And yes, they weave flower houses. Caterpillars are active inside these “nests” they create by bending flower tops ? together.
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Mariposa Vanesa Americana (Vanessa virginiensis)Observ.
boo-beeDescripción
The caterpillar is on California Everlasting.
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Polillas Búho (Familia Noctuidae)Observ.
boo-beeDescripción
The insect is on California Everlasting.
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Saltarina Encendida (Hylephila phyleus)Observ.
meganswanDescripción
Pearly everlasting
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Mariposa Cometa Golondrina del Anís (Papilio zelicaon)Observ.
kgbutterflyDescripción
On Cow parsnip (Heracleum maximum)
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Cobre Punteada (Tharsalea helloides)Observ.
jkzlatDescripción
Purplish Copper Butterfly
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Mariposa Cometa Golondrina Pálida (Papilio eurymedon)Observ.
robberflyDescripción
First time in 20 years of inventorying San Francisco County I’ve seen this species here. Slight yellow tinge makes this a girl. Thrilling moment.
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Zumbador Canelo (Selasphorus rufus)Observ.
boo-beeDescripción
The bird is nectaring on Cobweb Thistle.
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Falsa Coralillo del Noroeste (Lampropeltis californiae)Observ.
mrlukensDescripción
King snake eating a rattlesnake head first.
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Mariposa Almirante del Oeste (Limenitis lorquini)Observ.
aariel_rochaDescripción
On cow parsnip
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Mariposa Parche Rojo (Euphydryas chalcedona)Observ.
cacondor74Descripción
on Cow Parsnip. Lost Coast Trail.
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Mariposa Sedosa Gris (Strymon melinus)Observ.
bringingbackthenativesgardentourDescripción
October 12, on cow parsnip, Heracleum maximum.
It is perhaps 1/2 inch long.
What is it?
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Mariposa Almirante del Oeste (Limenitis lorquini)Observ.
alanliangDescripción
Nectaring on cow parsnip.
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Mariposa Azul Mexicana (Celastrina echo)Observ.
ezeemoneeDescripción
Near creekside at Wildwood Park. Butterfly was laying eggs on flower buds of what appears to be Toyon. I wasn't aware that this was a host plant for this butterfly or maybe I am off on the plant ID. Sunny day in the 80's F.
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Gorrión Sabanero (Passerculus sandwichensis)Observ.
mazerDescripción
on a cow parsnip flowerhead
C70 9221
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Gorrión Cantor (Melospiza melodia)Observ.
dawnlightDescripción
Singing song sparrow signing on Cow Parsnip. Photographed on the bluffs above the Pacific on Tomales Point at Point Reyes National Seashore
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Abejas de Malvas (Complejo Diadasia diminuta)Observ.
naturephotosuzeDescripción
Paramount Ranch
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Mariposa Cometa Golondrina del Anís (Papilio zelicaon)Observ.
m_chasseDescripción
On woolly-fruit desert parsnip (Lomatium dasycarpum), an inkling of the Anise Swallowtail lifestyle prior to the introduction of fennel (Foeniculum vulgare). Additional photo is of an early instar caterpillar nearby.
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Mariposa Cometa Golondrina del Anís (Papilio zelicaon)Observ.
appleberryDescripción
Looks like larva we’re feeding on the leaves of cow parsnip .
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Abejas Metálicas del Sudor (Subgénero Dialictus)Observ.
casa_de_chaosDescripción
Cuteness! On Yarrow grown in yard
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Abeja de Surcos (Halictus ligatus)Observ.
gene70Descripción
bee on yarrow -side of road
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Abeja de Surcos (Halictus ligatus)Observ.
csimokatDescripción
Pollinating Yarrow, Achillea millefolium
Ethnobotany garden
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Abejas del Celofán (Género Colletes)Observ.
garth_harwoodDescripción
On Common Yarrow.
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Mariposa Vanesa Pintada (Vanessa cardui)Observ.
rudyardDescripción
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A number of them feeding on this lupine.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/29402052
V. cardui? Bugguide says "...larvae produce nests by weaving leaves together or attaching edges of a rolled leaf. There may be several nests on a plant, but usually only one larva per nest."
Seems they create little bivouacs/ mess halls, or leafy domiciles? Compostable homes? Eat in lavatory? I settled on a portmanteau - Kitchatory
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