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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: philocybe] * 1
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philocybe said:
some wild bees sleep by clamping their jaws on a piece of vegetation and entering
a state of suspended animation



Freaking epic shot brother man :mindblown:


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: Kyhunter.B] * 1
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Hello.

These are the interesting critters (and more) that I've come across over the last 10+ years of hunting.







Concerning this next one.  You've seen him in Toy Story....., now see him in Nature!!!!



This last one is probably the weirdest Fungi (not sure if it is), that I've ever come across. 

Anyone have a clue what it could be?

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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: blessed] * 1
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Sat down for lunch during a hike last month and got rattled at when I was exploring a bit on the rocks.  That one slithered away and hid in a crevice, then maybe 15 minutes later we noticed these two were hanging out super close to us the whole time.


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: blessed] * 1
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blessed said:



that's a nice beetle

the wild theropod is a pretty cool find.


ps: the jelly mushroom is Leotia lubrica


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: philocybe] * 2
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snowveil said:


Sat down for lunch during a hike last month and got rattled at when I was exploring a bit on the rocks.  That one slithered away and hid in a crevice, then maybe 15 minutes later we noticed these two were hanging out super close to us the whole time.


I'll never miss the sound of those guys when I lived in Phoenix! I've was quite unnerving, to say the least. Awesome shot :thumbup:

philocybe said:
blessed said:



that's a nice beetle

the wild theropod is a pretty cool find.


ps: the jelly mushroom is Leotia lubrica


I concur! That beetle shot is simply outstanding :rockon:


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: Kyhunter.B] * 10
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Some things I saw recently in Costa Rica

Caviria regina


Kernegaster



Araneus apricus


Prenesta scyllalis


Aclytia


Larentiinae


Arachnoscelis feroxnotha



Oncideres putator



Epimecis puellaria


Geometridae


Synchlora dependens


Phaedropsis


Uromantis



Halysidota tessellaris


Maladera formosae



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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Alan! :mindblown:


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: Kyhunter.B] * 3
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Dark Fishing Spider Dolomedes tenebrosus


tip front left leg to tip back right was 3+ inch.

Edited by philocybe (07/10/26 11:30 PM)

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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: philocybe] * 1
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philocybe said:
some wild bees sleep by clamping their jaws on a piece of vegetation and entering
a state of suspended animation



something laid eggs on it.


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: Nichrome]
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Nichrome said:
philocybe said:
some wild bees sleep by clamping their jaws on a piece of vegetation and entering
a state of suspended animation



something laid eggs on it.


that was my first thought
but i figured it was musk mallow pollen


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: philocybe] * 3
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Some more critters from Costa Rica - plus a couple I saw in Maryland and Ohio on my way back

Heterochroma viridipicta



Diestostemma biolleyi


Symphlebia tessellata



Hyperthaema sanguineata


Paromenia isabellina on a cicada (Procollina ustulata)


Chamyna lamponia


Rejectaria amicalis


Aclytia



Episcepsis



Adhemarius gannascus


Stolidoptera tachasara




Dirphia horcana




Periclina rumiaria



Sphacelodes vulneraria



Misogada spectra




Larentiinae


Halysidota



Amastus flavicauda



Anaxyrus americanus - Saw this one in Maryland when I got back




Acanthocephala terminalis - From Ohio




Hypercompe scribonia - A pretty cool moth for Ohio


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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beautiful pics as always !!


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: philocybe]
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Those bugs are beautiful.

I was at the museum yesterday. My fave part is the bug exhibit. Heaps of butterflies in display and some live bugs too!

Saw the funniest frog


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: ellamush] * 2
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The whole woods was flooded. I have never seen anything like it!











There were so many turtles all over!











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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: Kyhunter.B] * 1
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Kyhunter.B said:






Whoa, get a room you two


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: snowveil] * 2
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mr. turtle said:
philocybe said:
snowveil said:
Kyhunter.B said:




Whoa, get a room you two


the turtles have unlocked reverse cowgirl







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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: philocybe] * 2
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Raspberry Crown Borer    Pennisetia marginatum


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: snowveil]
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snowveil said:
Kyhunter.B said:






Whoa, get a room you two


Now that's what I call bumping uglies


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: ellamush]
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You guys kill me :rofl:


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Re: Herping and foraging (or interesting critters!) [Re: philocybe]
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philocybe said:

Raspberry Crown Borer    Pennisetia marginatum


Awesome!

So Mr mushroom expert, do you know what this one is? I found it a few minutes ago and I'm stumped to as what it could be.



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