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Tartaruga-Gigante-de-San-Cristóbal (Chelonoidis niger ssp. chathamensis)Observador
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Orange patch clearly visible behind eye, and abdomen almost completely orange. Only weird thing is, this cicada was 32mm in length from tip of the clypeus to tip of wing. Also, interesting reddish markings on the head and thorax not typical of Magicicada.
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Magicicada cassiniiObservador
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Copulation. I would have called the female a decula had I not seen her mating with a cassin’s. So now I’m really questioning my decula ID’s. Does anyone want to weigh in?
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Género MagicicadaObservador
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Crazy emergence! The ground was seething.
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A predator-damaged male, barely alive and making a continuous, mechanical ticking noise.
Riverside Cemetery, Mahomet, IL: Light chorusing beginning to ramp up with the warming day. No decim or decula heard; just a lot of tredecassini.
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The second of two tredecassini that were sitting in the grass, making this odd "puttering" call.
Lake Charleston, IL. Sunny, warm (about 70-75ºF). Abundant emerging Magicicada: lots of tenerals and nymphs, but also many sclerotized and nearly sclerotized adults. Isolated calls increased to nearly form choruses during the 1.5 hr we spent here.
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The first of two tredecassini I found that were sitting in the grass, making this odd "puttering" call.
Lake Charleston, IL. Sunny, warm (about 70-75ºF). Abundant emerging Magicicada: lots of tenerals and nymphs, but also many sclerotized and nearly sclerotized adults. Isolated calls increased to nearly form choruses during the 1.5 hr we spent here.
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Persicaria arifoliaObservador
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Growing in a very wet area of the forest.
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Platypedia putnamiObservador
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Found on common death camass in alpine barrens at Harper's Corner in Dinosaur Nat'l Monument.
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Género CicadettanaObservador
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Found on loess hill prairie at Revis Hill Prairie Nature Preserve.
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Cystosoma saundersiiObservador
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Just about the loudest cicada I've ever heard. I could hear this one from down the street while inside my apartment.
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Pega-Pegas (Género Desmodium)Observador
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Desmodium ciliare x paniculatum; both parents nearby:
D. ciliare: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/95645360
D. paniculatum: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/95593798
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Vida (Vida)Observador
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Hanging from the ceiling of a cave. Mass at top looked a little like a lichen. Bottom of hanging filament was feathered
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Growing in a wet-mesic woodland near the Meramec River in Arnold, Jefferson County, MO.
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Growing in a wet-mesic woodland near the Meramec River in Arnold, Jefferson County, Missouri.
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First/last image: Solidago canadensis left, Solidago altissima right. Canada goldenrod has finished flowering now, and tall goldenrod is in full flower.
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Schinia grandimediaObservador
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On Brickellia ozarkana (Brickellia eupatoroides var. texana). A couple photos show one of the caterpillars on Pycnanthemum pilosum after it crawled from the Brickellia plant that was touching it.
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Rã-Dos-Pântanos (Lithobates palustris)Observador
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Found in the entrance to Stemler Cave
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He was in my bird bath, so I fished him out of it and he flew off okay after drying a bit.
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He was singing for a minute so I took a recording of it right next to him and added it to this observation.
