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Stephen Caird
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 ก.ย. 2011
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Cloud layer breaking over tributary to Niobrara River, NE
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Cloud layer breaking over tributary to Niobrara River, NE
Natural Relaxation / Bachman's Sparrow / Longleaf Pine Savanna (LOOPED)
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See the progress of my field projects at: songbirdsoundscape.org/ Currently accepting donations for research at: fundly.com/songbird-soundscape-project Looped recording of Longleaf Pine Savanna with Bachman's Sparrow singing, recorded in Osceola National Forest in Spring 2018. I don't remember if any birds were singing where I took the photograph, it's just eye candy. Enjoy the sounds of northe...
Defensive behavior of a North American Porcupine (Erethizon dorsalis)
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Just before this video was taken, I had accidentally spooked this critter from the forest floor (out in the Ottawa National Forest, Michigan). I got up on a downed log to get an eye-level view and managed to capture this footage I didn't know what a porcupine might do at close range, but North American porcupines* apparently do not "shoot" quills, as is often rumored. Please do not take my exam...
Marine life in the shallows of the Florida Keys
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Marine life in the shallows of the Florida Keys
Bee (sp?) pollinating on Delphinium (sp?)
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Bee (sp?) pollinating on Delphinium (sp?)
Beetle larva (please help identify) devours a caterpillar (also, identification needed)
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Beetle larva (please help identify) devours a caterpillar (also, identification needed)
When the snow blows there, it’s cold and miserable and windy
I’ll bet!
I’ve been curious, does enough snow ever stick around where you could ski in some places (like around Sage Creek cmpgd), or does it all just blow around into drifts & bare spots?
It’s beautiful. Can’t say it ain’t. But that ain’t no storm… Yet.
So calming...Della 😊😊😊
Looks like a Epomis Larva that has attached itself to this caterpillar larva. They are relentless
That caterpillar is actually a grub.
It's a carabus larva
That's the larvae of a caterpillar hunter beetle. (I prefer to call them land-leeches though, because that's what they look like. :P) I found one today eating a small green caterpillar on my sidewalk.
It’s a rove beetle larvae, also called the devils coach horse.
i was redirected here from a video about Epomis beetle larvaes. Thay might be a variation of what that beetle is.
A tiger beetle larvae
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Iulia Margelu cry somewhere else you whiny little bitch
michelle amy templetonn's stepdad Dang dude. Can we have a moment of silence for our lost grub brother?
Caterpillar hunter larva aka fiery searcher beetles. The adults are brilliantly colored.
should have a video beetle vs a big caterpillar.
Tha larva who is attacking belongs to genus Carabus (at least to family Carabidae). The prey is a caterpillar; maybe family Noctuidae.
They are both beetle larvae. The smaller one is a predatory fiery searcher larva. The larger one is a curl grub.
Chris Thomas lol everyone else thinks it's a caterpillar you're the first one i've seen to actually say the correct term
the smaller one is the beetle larva and it is also the one what it is attacking... there are a lot of beetle larvas what are carnivorous
Thats actually a full grown rove beetle.
Reddit! Great video.
@mjbotany Wish I knew--I don't even know what the beetle species is...how'd you come across this video?