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Johnny Walker posted:Hm, I don't have as many good pictures of cicadas as I thought, but I did get this video: Seriously beautiful.
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sullat posted:It looked exactly like a banana slug, except for the fact that it was red. Banana slugs are really common where I am, red slugs less so. Apparently red slugs are from Europe? Or it's just a red hued banana slug. Who knows? Okay, you sound like you live by me. It's a roundback. Garden pest mo'fucker.
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Feed it to the ducks.
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sullat posted:We were at the Sandy river. No ducks around today.  Find a pnw garter snake then. They also EAT THE SLUG.
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Sorry for crappo picture but can someone tell me what this beetle is? I found it in my garden and have never seen it in my part of Oregon before. You can't tell from the picture but it was also infested with some kind of mite making it act seriously cray.
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Treecko posted:
We call them mountain boomers here. Really not sure if that helps at all.
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A new garden friend showed up today. Not a common visitor here:
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McGavin posted:She pragnet. I was wondering that. I would be so pumped if she chose to lay some eggs in my plot.
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So whoever it was who said my mantis friend was pregnant was right! Look what I found!! (sorry for potato quality picture):
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So what the hell is this horror show of a creature: The back legs were loving 2.5" long!!! E: in coastal oregon
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Bismuth posted:square legged camel cricket, or possibly a sasquatch It took all of my willpower to not stomp it dead while shrilly screaming like a 6 year old girl. Why does this have to live by me???
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The Bloop posted:The good news is, it's the only one 
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Bismuth posted:Why do you live by them? drat it. Beaten again.
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Treecko posted:
Looks kind of like what we would call a grass spider.
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Treecko posted:I think you're correct! I thought wolf spider because it hasn't made any sort of web in the week I've been watching it. But the grass spider images are closer. Makes sense, he's right by the door and can grab whatever insects fly in when people come and go. When I lived in the hot rear end valley they used to gather by literally the hundreds on the sunny parts of the wood that my garden boxes were built of. They're cool little dudes!
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sullat posted:
The owl, of course, is amazing. But also this picture is just really nice.
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So, uh, what's this white thing? Eggs?? Alien zygotes??? Central Oregon coast, in a series of tide pools. 
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McGavin posted:Looks like opalescent squid eggs. We do have ABUNDANT squid....
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Alpenglow posted:
Oh god they have climbing technology
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Critters of the sea: Urchin and cute tube worm  Cluster of cool anemones  Close up of Lovecraftian horror 
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The Red Queen posted:Fungus gnat? Sounds fancy!
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the yeti posted:Alright this one’s stumping me. SW PA, under wood in mulch in my yard. Thought it was a roach nymph at first but I don’t think that’s it. Has chonky back legs. Seemed to be interacting with these ants, rubbing antennae with and all. Absolutely refused to stop moving for a photo. That almost looks like a cave cricket
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The Bloop posted:
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dervinosdoom posted:Every time i see a snake i feel blessed. Goes for all animals really I also find that I talk to all of them in a cutsie tiny voice. From turkey vultures to spiders to deer.
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Sorbus posted:A squirrell: Squirrel clutching it's chest in fear
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Tree Bucket posted:
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dervinosdoom posted:What interesting little
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Blue Footed Booby posted:Don't know what's up but I caught three of these guys in my basement in as many days, all male. Grass spider, I think.
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the yeti posted:Yep. That’s not a super specific designation but I don’t know jack about genus or species level id with them. Same. I mostly think of them as the little guys who really enjoy sunbathing on my garden boxes. 
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Here's someone I found in the wood pile: Not sure what they are but it's certainly pretty.
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the yeti posted:Eratigena (formerly Tegenaria) sp., not sure which. Thanks!
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sexy tiger boobs posted:Ooh northwestern salamander? Yeah, almost 100% sure on that. Still haven't found a giant Pacific yet which is making me sad.
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