Jan 12
Ggoouuuuuh what the fuuuuckkkkk
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Ggoouuuuuh what the fuuuuckkkkk
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animals with a lot of legs
lightly toasted marshmallows
plaster bees, caupolicana fulvicollis
unidentified flying object. . . 🛸
inat links 🔗 under the cut
People who like mantises but aren't that into entomology are always "orchid mantises" this and "orchid mantises" that. Overrated. Can we talk about Toxodera integrifolia for a minute:
(Image links because as much as it pains me I've never seen one of these beauties irl: 1 2 3)
Like how are these things real. Girl what is that thorax shape. Why are you wearing eyeliner. And the colors? Absolutely fire. This is a 10/10 insect if you ask me.
hello my dears... planthopper with large eyebrows today...
this is my first time finding anything like this in the forest. a planthopper (nymph i think?) with large bushy eyebrows. looks very distinguished. a top hat would go very well with it
in addition to the normal fluffy hairy appearance that planthopper nymphs possess, this one also has a 'star' on its head. very pretty! one of the stranger planthopper nymphs ive seen
Superfamily Fulgoroidea
again, a very general id since planthoppers are very diverse and even harder to id in nymph stage
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My joyous finger-chewing daughter... Her name is infinity (check pic number 4 for the reason why) and I got her back in July….🥹 she’s a Sonoran desert millipede (orthoporus ornatus if I’m correct) and I love her dearly. Please enjoy some of my favorite photos of her + a video of her nibbling my finger
i fed a wasp whipped cream today and she shoved her whole face in it and got it all over her chin
Viridiseptis marina + details