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Project Noah Nature School
Nurse by night, amateur naturalist/photographer by day. I have a passion for learning about nature. Special interest in entomology.
Lake Waynoka, Ohio
I found your spotting to be very interesting and found another spotting with a similar caudal appendage. http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/173... that was spotted in Belize. Good luck with identification. It's a beatiful wasp mimic!
Hi, I have been searching for this ID...the closest I have found is Glycythyma chrysorycta (Nacoleia chrysorycta). Perhaps, this is a reference point for you, as my resources for your area is very limited. Good Luck!
I believe the second photo is spittlebugs, tree frogs lay their eggs in water. I found this website that explains spittlebugs. :) https://extension.umd.edu/hgic/spittlebu...
I believe its host plant in the photo is a Wild Parsnip, Pastinaca sativa
I'm not a plant expert and not sure what has caused the unusual dark red coloration of the leaves.
That is so awesome! Great Spotting!!!
Beautiful photo.
Beautiful!
That's the most stunning creature! Thanks so much for sharing!
