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This was a long time ago by now, but I thought I should still share this lovely encounter with a white-lined sphinx moth by my college.
It was very cold so when I (gently) picked up lil bro to see him better, he wanted to stay and warm up his wings on me and would Not let me put him down for over 20 minutes.
(Yes, I was late to class, but it was for a noble cause!)
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The amount of times I've had to correct observations of solitary bees on inaturalist that were identified as honey bees is insane. Please, double check an ID before you suggest it.
Bee image taken from the BWARS Andrena fulva page.
Daniel Santangelo (Ethiopian-Eritrean-Italian, 2004) - Inat (2026)
American Giant Millipede Complex (Complex Narceus americanus)
Allegheny National Forest - Pennsylvania - April 26th 2024
Alright back to bug posting. Man oh man was I THRILLED to see this beauty. I've seen these millipedes two or three times before but I have only ever seen them dead never alive before this guy!!! It was so thrilling to get to see one actually alive and moving around.
The average lifespan of this species is unknown but we do know they can live to at least 11 years.
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Damn, you okay? You've barely touched your open browser tab on iNaturalist's search set to your favourite obscure species.
We need more bug nerds on inaturalist
I post a silhouette of a bird and get 3 ids in a day while my super clear bug pics get 1 id if im lucky
I desperately need someone to make a t-shirt that says something along the lines of NOT INSANE OR ANYTHING, JUST A BIOLOGIST front and back in big bold lettering
I’m technically still an undergrad, but I’m sure it would be reassuring to passersby on the sidewalk to know that I’m standing dead still with my neck angled fully upward because I’ve heard a woodpecker, or whispering compliments towards the concrete because I’ve found a cute-looking invertebrate of some kind, NOT because I’ve finally gone off the deep end
Maybe slap the iNat logo on there too for good measure
