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Did you know that Neotrogla Curvata is a species of barklice found in Brazilian caves? These are a rare occurrence in which the sex organs are reversed, or that the female penetrates the male and absorb nutrients through his seminal fluid. These are very small insects, measuring about 3mm long, so they can survive on fewer resources in a cave environment.
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here's a little Mesopsocus, famous for being nature's take on the concept of little aliens who ride flying saucers. these things are always ridiculous, but they're usually pale greys and browns - the custard color on this one makes it look even more like a fake knickknack a quirky old lady would have in her hallway somewhere
(February 26th, 2025)
Blaste quieta
A species of barklouse from Central and North America.
image by Rob Van Epps
Metylophorus novaescotiae - speckled barklouse
Tiny lil baby, about half a cm long :) love the facepaint on these dudes. Spotted evading lady beetles on the side of a garage
iNaturalist link
Oops I posted before adding pics
[VIDEO AND PHOTOS TAKEN: JUNE 11TH, 2024 | Video and Image IDs: A video and four photos of a swarm of barklice on a dirty white metal surface, moving around in a collective but seemingly random way /End IDs.]
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barklouse <3
That time when a barklouse photobombed the giant floof
(likely Trichopsocus clarus. Floof is Icerya purchasi, aka cottony cushion scale)
Unidentified Barklice
Unidentified, order Psocodea Potential nymphs - (link)
23/03/23 - NSW, Berrima
