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AngelaHoover Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by AngelaHoover Georgia, USA9 years ago

It's a small brown millipede of some type!

AngelaHoover Modest Sphinx
Modest Sphinx commented on by AngelaHoover Saskatchewan, Canada9 years ago

Nuwan's identification looks spot on to me! It's really a charismatic group of moths--nice spotting! :)

AngelaHoover Modest Sphinx
Modest Sphinx commented on by AngelaHoover Saskatchewan, Canada9 years ago

That's a moth alright! It looks like a member of the family Sphingidae:

http://eol.org/pages/905/overview

AngelaHoover Elm Sawfly Larva
Elm Sawfly Larva commented on by AngelaHoover New York, USA9 years ago

You're quite welcome!

AngelaHoover Elm Sawfly Larva
Elm Sawfly Larva commented on by AngelaHoover New York, USA9 years ago

Whoops! I meant "Tenthredinidae"!

AngelaHoover Elm Sawfly Larva
Elm Sawfly Larva commented on by AngelaHoover New York, USA9 years ago

Looks like a tenthridinid larva!

Larva: https://www.google.com/search?q=tenthred...

Adult: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenthredini...

AngelaHoover Soldier Fly
Soldier Fly commented on by AngelaHoover São José do Rio Pardo, SP, Brazil9 years ago

Ugh!! I'm searching as hard as I can, but the only thing I could seem to find that looks close was this little critter:

http://www.diptera.info/photogallery.php...

But I'm not sure that it's in your geographic distribution! Or if it's a close match--the family Xylophagidae is very small.

AngelaHoover Soldier Fly
Soldier Fly commented on by AngelaHoover São José do Rio Pardo, SP, Brazil9 years ago

Wow!! So cool! It's some kind of fly for sure, as it has a pair of halteres instead of hind wings.

AngelaHoover Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by AngelaHoover Urbana, Ohio, USA9 years ago

It kinda looks like Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina), but it's hard to be completely sure without looking at the rest of the shrub!

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