Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Red Mite

by MarikaMartinezMalta, Malta

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Red Mite

by StephenSolomonsGosford, New South Wales, Australia

Is this Red Spider Mite? Identified thanks to STHo002

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Concrete mites

by Kylecorry31Providence, Rhode Island, USA

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Concrete Mite (Balaustium)

by JemmaConcord, California, USA

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Long-legged Velvet Mite

by GC GanGeorge Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

Order: Trombidiformes Family: Erythraeidae

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Red Velvet Mite

by Andrea LimCairns, Queensland, Australia

Small mite, body length 1mm, long hind and fore legs. It can move quite quickly ...

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Red Mite

by StephenSolomonsGosford, New South Wales, Australia

a few mm in size, red and tick-like, very quick

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Stink bug nymphs

by asergioCuritiba, Paraná, Brazil

Leptus (family Erythraeidae).

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Red Velvet Mite

by AshleyBradfordVirginia, USA

4mm, red velvety texture, doesn't like to stand still. I kept it for days ...

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Red velvet mite

by Mark Ridgway

Resting under the leaves of a Victorian Christmas bush this two-toned red ...

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Spotting

by MachiKodiak, Alaska, USA

Tiny mite

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Erythraeid Mite larvae (on tortoise beetle)

by Sergio MonteiroSanta Catarina, Brazil

I've seen a lot of mites parasitising other arthropods, but never in such a ...

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Velvet mite

by Argy BeeMelbourne, Victoria, Australia

About 10mm long including legs. Slightly furry legs and body. Two-tone orange ...

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Red Velvet Mite

by Leuba RidgwayVictoria, Australia

A soft-looking velvety mite about 8 mm long. being an arachnid it has 4 pairs ...