#RodentOfTheDay Lorraine's African Dormouse (Graphiurus lorraineus) "Geographic Distribution: W and C Africa: Sierra Leone, Guinea, Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Bioko, Gabon, Republic of Congo, N Angola,..." Ph/Inf: www.mammalogy.org/image-librar...
and the very next item in this, the greatest volume of the Bulletin of the British Myriapod and Isopod Group, I can't believe they're just giving it away with no paywall
Bristlepede 🤎 Polyxenus sp bristle millipede. Just a couple millimeters long.
Intern im helping w pitfall trap contents never heard of a pillbug. Probably shouldn't be agonizing about ground beetle diagnosis for their dataset
Ahhh friday night on the del larva peninsula, time to drink four beers for dinner, take a two and a half hour walk on shoulderless winding roads in the woods with no reflective gear while chainsmoking, return to my nest drenched in sweat drink another 5-7 28°C domestics during chinchilla videos
Just a couple big-headed flies making more big-headed flies, which I appreciate so I can see more big-headed flies 😁 #Pipunculidae #FlySchool2026 Costa Rica [PS: Jim Hogue is about to wow us w/these flies & their close relatives the hover flies!] @flygirlnhm.bsky.social @dipteracourse.bsky.social
This Omophron limbatum (sometimes called Spangled Button-beetle) appeared in my garden moth trap last night. Despite looking like a cross between a ladybird and a diving beetle it’s actually a very unusual ground beetle (Carabidae). It’s very active and runs extremely fast! #UKbeetles
Neglected needle-tail flies mating on giant goldenrod. You can see the namesake needle-tail of the female as well as the long proboscis that both sexes possess. Incredibly strange flies, I'm so glad they are staying in my yard. #Bugsky #nativeplants
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Today was good, I was blessed with a split-eyed owlfly 🤎
Found a nice stag beetle on the sidewalk. Lucanus capreolus I guess
Just in time for Wrensday! Cactus Wren, framed by a pokey cholla.
Will this website post my Very Fascinating Larv this time? Probably not!
Midge who wants you to think it's a jumping spider 👀 Seems to be excellent mimicry of Colonus sylvanus females, a very common species here
How come this website wont upload larv imgs. Img of woolwind downloaded as test
🚨my wife saw a BABY porcupine crossing the road today 🚨