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I'm pretty sure that's an Elephant Hawk Moth, they eat flower nectar.
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Mak0rz are you strictly a bee expert or do you also know wasps and hornets and yellowjackets? (I don't have a photo or anything, I'm just curious)
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Oct 15, 2017 03:39
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Those are Blue Jays.
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Alrighty, it's kind of a long shot but I figure if anyone can figure out what the heck this is, it's you guys: This little critter was found on the leaf of a wild black cherry tree (sorry it's blurry, all I have is a camera phone) and it's a few millimeters long at best. I'm in Southwestern Ontario.  edit: replaced with a better photo YggiDee fucked around with this message at 20:47 on Jul 3, 2020 |
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Jul 3, 2020 20:14
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Free Cheese posted:Using plants native to your area for your plantings is far and above the best way to foster local wildlife, especially pollinators  Mom replaced most of her garden with native plants and now she's getting ten kinds of bees or something equally absurd. And so may goddamn wasps. It's a hymenoptera mosh put every time I visit.
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Aug 21, 2020 15:13
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I saw a neat bug on a customer's car, they were nice enough to let me photograph it.  Seek says it's a Western Conifer Seed Bug.
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Have some bugs: Tan Jumping Spider  Little Wood Satyr  And this is some some kind of litter moth, probably either a Common Idia Moth or American Idia moth. Look how loving small it is!!! (Sorry about the image quality, all's I got is a phone camera)
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Jul 19, 2021 01:49
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