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I now have a picture of the bottom of it.
How can you tell it's an immature White Crowned and not an immature Gold Crowned Sparrow?
It's a type of Lacewing egg, if you look up the Lacewing species in your area I'm sure you will identify it.
Thank you very much! I have a ton of ant photos I can use this for.
Behind the pair of hind legs and after the abdomen which is the thinnest part of the body and is not the neck.
Crazy, I found the same species in California only with not as detailed markings. It does have a cosmopolitan distribution.
It is not related to beetles but it can go in global mission The Color Red.
Thanks, that narrowed it down, I'll try to find what type.
Very good male carpenter bee photo, you should add it to the mission Northern California Flora and Fauna and global mission Nature in Yellow.
