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Lomechusa paradoxaObserver
alesbucekDescription
6mm, with Polyergus rufescens
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Lomechusa paradoxaObserver
myrmecophilDescription
with Polyergus rufescens, same observation as: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/205939461
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Genus LabidopriaObserver
cluraritDescription
wasp found in the Labidus spininodis army. didn't realize they were there but luckily they did managed to get in as a "bycatch"
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Myrmoecia confragosaObserver
raedwulf68Description
Former marl stone quarry: at the foot of a steep earthen bank running about in the sun amidst loose soil particles (Keuper marl)
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Flat-ridged Nomad Bee (Nomada obtusifrons)Observer
sandyraeDescription
Linn Dean NR, Soutra, Scotland.
ID thanks to Steven Falk
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Flat-ridged Nomad Bee (Nomada obtusifrons)Observer
sandyraeDescription
Taken Armet Forest, Soutra.
Thanks to Bernhard Jacobi (terraincognita96) for the ID.
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Slender Green-winged Grasshopper (Aiolopus thalassinus)Observer
ludwigia_badensis
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Falagonia mexicanaObserver
bsullendDescription
At Atta mexicana refuse mound. F. mexicana feeding on A. mexicana workers.
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Horned Dor Beetle (Odonteus armiger)Observer
dhobernDescription
Bolboceras armiger (Scopoli, 1772), female, to MV light, Møns Klint, Denmark, 17 July 2015
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Marram Grass Chelifer (Dactylochelifer latreillii)Observer
zmrdkDescription
Two individuals on dead wood. When I noticed them they were in the position seen in the first two pictures. They were almost motionless and remained like that for a few minutes before they separated. I would be interested to learn what they were doing. Approximately 2.7mm.
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Leiobunum limbatumObserver
miri_guttDescription
Unfortunately he died last night, his name was Frank
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Phalangiid Harvestmen (Family Phalangiidae)Observer
arachonDescription
Driest locality ever where i've found an opiliones
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Southern Oak Bush-Cricket (Meconema meridionale)Observer
martinhojhansenDescription
Apparently a first for Denmark!
A solid family performance provided usable images: Mette 3H (my wife, mettehhh on Inat) saw the cricket, wondered about the size and encouraged photography, as well as placed the lip balm for size comparison; Theodor 3H (my son, theodorhansen on Inat) lit up the scene with his cell phone and I took pictures. Incredibly that a random sighting at a service station can be a first for the country!
Note pictures are taken shortly before midnight!
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Genus ParalipsisObserver
mgreilhuberDescription
Found in nest of these ants: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/41680675
