Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Spotting

by J New York, USA

Genus Reina?

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Spotting

by J New York, USA

Larinioides genus?

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Brittlegills

by riodelsoulNew Hampshire, USA

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Spindles

by riodelsoulNew Hampshire, USA

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Apples

by riodelsoulNew Hampshire, USA

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Dogwood tree

by NewYorkerNYC, New York, USA

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Bracken Fern

by chris.parascandolaNew York, USA

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Bottlebrush

by Kat VHHibiscus Coast, New Zealand

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Purple Thistle

by chris.parascandolaFire Island, New York, USA

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Spotting

by JakubkoNew York, USA

Perhaps the genus Melanolophia?

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Spotting

by JakubkoNew York, USA

Genus Hypagyrtis, would a species be ...

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Spotting

by JakubkoNew York, USA

Genus Hypagyrtis. Would a species be ...

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Microtendipes Midge

by JakubkoNew York, USA

Unidentified Culicomorph in the genus ...

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peat moss

by chris.parascandolaNew York, USA

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Unidentified Sawfly

by JakubkoNew York, USA

Perhaps genus Tenthredo?

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Spotting

by S_MauriziNew Jersey, USA

5cm, Perhaps in the Lytrosis genus?

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American Asters

by riodelsoulNew Hampshire, USA

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Slippery Jacks

by riodelsoulNew Hampshire, USA

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Mayflowers and False Solomon's Seals

by riodelsoulNew Hampshire, USA

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Tussock moth

by Jacob GorneauNew York, USA

Lymantriinae, either genus Dasychira or ...

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Spotting

by J New York, USA

Something about this moth wants me to say

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Hollow-spotted Blepharomastix

by J New York, USA

Highly reminiscent of members of the Herpetogramma

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Syrphid Fly

by J New York, USA

Please confirm genus ID of Sphaerophoria.

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Common Angle

by J New York, USA

Genus Macaria, but any idea of the species?

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Spotting

by JakubkoNew York, USA

Chironomidae, non-biting midge. Any help with subfamily/

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Spotting

by J New York, USA

Genus Scleroderma fungus found at the base ...

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Hebe

by buggirl1Akaroa, Canterbury, New Zealand

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Tumbling Flower Beetle

by JakubkoGreenville, New York, USA

Lifer! Genus Mordellistena, is a further ID ...

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tortricid moth

by Jacob GorneauNew York, USA

Cnephasiini, perhaps genus Decodes or ...

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pyralid moth

by Jacob GorneauNew York, USA

tribe Phyticini, unsure of

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archipine moth

by Jacob GorneauNew York, USA

Tortricidae, Tortricinae, likely Archipini.

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Olethreutes moth

by Jacob GorneauNew York, USA

genus Olethreutes, unidentified species ...

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Lily

by El MayimbeNew York City, New York

Low growing and sprawling. Produces many yellow/orange flowers in summer.

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Unknown Geometrid Moth

by ForestDragonUpper Freehold Township, New Jersey, USA

Perhaps genus Hypagyrtis. Seems worn.

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Green Frog

by empidonaxHighland Park, New Jersey, USA

Does anyone know what the correct genus for ...

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Cicada

by StephenSolomonsGosford, New South Wales, Australia

Neon Ambertail, Sandstone Squeaker, Small Bark Squeaker? The Ambertail is a ...

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Wave moth

by StephenSolomonsGosford, New South Wales, Australia

Certain of the genus (white costal edge to ...

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Formica sp.

by akussrUSA

These ants look like they belong to the

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Geometrid moth

by Jacob GorneauNew York, USA

I'm almost reminded of genus Hypomecis, but ...

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Green Marvel

by Jacob GorneauNew York, USA

A recent revision has moved this species from

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Pixie Cup Lichen

by Max GallagherOtago, New Zealand

The genus Cladnia has around 50 species in ...

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Orchid

by coleen.sucgangIloilo City, Iloilo, Philippines

Spathoglottis is a genus of orchids (family ...

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Leafhopper

by JordiPratsNew York, New York, USA

A small Leafhopper, red in color with cyan blue stripes

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Kookaburra

by JaredMorton2076, New South Wales, Australia

Bird with white feathers on its underside and brown feathers on top.

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Hawthorn

by empidonaxNew Jersey, USA

Possibly cockspur hawthorn (Crataegus crus-galli), but this

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Unnamed spotting

by jematul1Bayport, New York, USA

Beech? Fagus genus?

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American Rosefinch

by J New York, USA

Haemorhous mexicanus, also known as the House Finch, is a species of Rosefinch ...

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Pug Moth

by JakubkoNew York, USA

Species in this genus are indistinguishable ...