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-Stellate hairs appear to have # of rays closer 6-8
-Elevation 5521 feet
-Shrubby oak woodland
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jbartlett79Descripción
Here's a tiny Lasioglossum inside an Agapanthus blossom. It's interesting that this pollen looks very coarse, both on the anther and on the bee's hind leg.
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Abejorro Americano (Bombus pensylvanicus)Observ.
cgritzDescripción
First time I've seen and heard a bumble bee using vibration pollination! Her buzzing changed to a high pitch, wings were still after she lit on the partridge pea flower.
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taogirlDescripción
I observed another insect in this flower and I have not identified it yet. It turned out there was a second insect in the same flower that was underneath and covered with pollen. It appeared there was a struggle with the first seen insect and the first insect escaped. These pictures are the last in a series showing the insect that was underneath all the pollen coming out after the other insect escaped. Not sure of the ID because it is so pollen covered. Sure is a lot of activity that goes on inside of flowers.
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Azules (Subfamilia Polyommatinae)Observ.
dominicDescripción
I'm not sure if this is right It might be an Acom blue. This was the first butterfly I was able to get a good picture of. It was also one of the very few I was able to get a pic of. All the butterflies I tried to take pics of today would not stay still.
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carexobnuptaDescripción
Western Hemlock is known to germinate and establish on windfall trees and stumps. The subject observation tree is growing on a logging stump that established on a nurse log, long ago decomposed.
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Álamo Temblón (Populus tremuloides)Observ.
podicepsDescripción
Highway 2 west of Leavenworth, WA
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Mariposa Cola de Golondrina Azul (Battus philenor)Observ.
mariareynoso97Descripción
On this day that I visited the field site, I noticed that most of the butterflies was already been born. The scenery was beautiful on a bright sunny afternoon with dozens of butterflies flying around. I was able to distinguish these butterflies with my Biology Professor.
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Género SialisObserv.
kylecDescripción
Found during the Crystal Springs Stream survey.
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Quercus garryanaObserv.
carexobnuptaDescripción
Oregon Oak - Ponderosa Pine Woodland
