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Project Noah Nature School
Farm Bill Biologist. Worked in natural resources at local, state, and tribal levels. B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Management from LSSU.
Buchanan, MI
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hmm... Now that you mention it there is. I didn't notice the mites. Thanks
That was my thought that it is a stink/shield bug. I don't think it is a brown marmorated, because It looks a little different and I haven't seen them this far north. The are all over in southern Michigan.
Hmmm.. Interesting. I thought it looked a little odd for an ant , but it sure fooled me!
Looking at other pictures, the size seems to vary. I looks more like P. mira vs. P. brevipes just comparing the coloration. Thanks.
You are right. This is something I have always just called a wood tick and assumed it was right. Didn't bother to look into any more than that. The Range is definitely wrong, I will change it, Thanks.
That's seems like a better guess, but the song didn't sound like a savannah. It is very possible that since I didn't get a good visual of it actually singing that I was hearing something else
Good Call. I didn't know what category to put it in when I didn't know what it was, and didn't think to change it after I found out.
That was my thought, but wasn't sure.
Crayfish chimney seems right! Thank you! I didn't know crayfish did that. I didn't see any couple feet, but there were some getting close to a foot.
I think there's a future for you in the adult film industry! haha Great Video though and awesome sighting!
