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(Acanthosomatidae) are commonly referred to as
I wonder if treehoppers practice some kind of
Wolf spider display remarkable parental ...
Beautiful tortoise beetle showing some
Parental
in appearance. The species is generally monogamous, with two squabs (young) ...
The parents usually join me for biscuits ...
These cuties are sooo domesticated, lol. They tap on my
among insects in that both the male and female
Lunate ladybirds mating on an Iceberg Rose plant. Proper "
eats fruits etc. About 20 cms. in length. Both male and female take
at this nesting site. It must have been easier for the
were nymphs and the black with red spots were the adults.
These spiders belong to the family Lycosidae. The mother is seen here carrying ...
This scavenger bird is common in urban areas. This photograph shows its nest ...
keeps watch and i think they are like most corvids where they all take
Acromis sparsa showing parental
I saw them together on the same plant when I came back a few hours later. I ...
The Scrub hare can be identified by its complex fur coloration pattern. Its ...
them already flying around with their
generally monogamous, with two squabs (young) per brood. Both
reproductive they participate in mating calls and gestures they will breed ...
A small stink bug, mostly black with white markings, speckles and leg bands.
Osprey family. Nest located top tall tree near gravel road. First photo shows ...
