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These millipedes can roll into a ball when disturbed. Detritivores eating dead ...
Very small frog... About 2 cm. brown
Bluish tail. Green body. Black lacy transparent wings
Damsel fly with bright blue tip on tail
Ciliated protozoa; dimensions between 50 and 300 microns; feeds on decaying ...
Small fungi, on app. 10 cm stalk. Cup diameter 1,5 cm, pinkish-brownish-yellow.
This is a saprobic fungus, deriving its nutrients from decomposing
These small specimens are shaped like orbs, and by his body, there is a sort of ...
- Slightly flattened, distinctly segmented body - Legs usually paler than ...
Green with dark banding on tail. Wings transparent with black lace.
Black with 6 legs, 2 antenae, big mandibules designed to eat dead
Common throughout Australasia, hoverfly larvae often dwell in stagnant water or ...
rattler", and also commonly called the Decay snake due to being easy to find ...
Tender perennial often grown as an annual; prefers moist, well drained soil ...
A long-stemmed mushroom with a small dark cap (15 mm wide) and dark stipe. ...
A very small agaric, approximately 10 mm diameter waxy cap. No apparent ring on ...
These specimens have about 5cm in height and 6cm in diameter.
This mushroom has about 5cm tall and 4cm in diameter.
This mushroom has about 4cm tall and 5cm in diameter.
This is a crustacean called an amphipod! They are decomposers that are often ...
This fern can be an epiphyte or have a terrestrial habit, but it usually grows ...
. Habitat: They feed on decomposing organic ...
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Habitat:
They feed on decomposing
App. 4 cm dia. White, almost flat with darker mound on the center (I called it ...
