Lasioglossum microlepoides, female - March 2012, Hawaii; An alien species from North America, Newly detected in Hawaii
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Lasioglossum microlepoides, female - March 2012, Hawaii; An alien species from North America, Newly detected in Hawaii
Lasioglossum truncatum, female, Pink overtones is from reflections from the stand we were using at the time, the bee is entirely black and white
Lasioglossum truncatum, female, Pink overtones is from reflections from the stand we were using at the time, the bee is entirely black and white
Lasioglossum truncatum, Garrett County Maryland, July 2012
Lasioglossum truncatum, Garrett County Maryland, July 2012
Female Northern Black Widow Spider, Beltsville, MD Prince George's County, Collected by Jessica Zelt
Female Northern Black Widow Spider, Beltsville, MD Prince George's County, Collected by Jessica Zelt
Female Northern Black Widow Spider, Beltsville, MD Prince George's County, Collected by Jessica Zelt
Female Northern Black Widow Spider, Beltsville, MD Prince George's County, Collected by Jessica Zelt
Female Northern Black Widow Spider, Beltsville, MD Prince George's County, Collected by Jessica Zelt
Female Northern Black Widow Spider, Beltsville, MD Prince George's County, Collected by Jessica Zelt
Unknown Leaf Beetle collected and , at Kenilworth Aquatic gardens. Nice shot showing the exposed flying wings under the wing coverings you would normally only see (elytra). Small about the size of a grain of rice. Photo by Sydney Price.
Unknown Leaf Beetle collected and , at Kenilworth Aquatic gardens. Nice shot showing the exposed flying wings under the wing coverings you would normally only see (elytra). Small about the size of a grain of rice. Photo by Sydney Price.
A leafhopper, or something related to a leafhopper, that happened to show up in our bycatch at the lab (Laurel, Maryland). Arrayed in such a lovely way, we were compelled to take its picture. I would love to have someone come in with leafhopper specimens, or hunt them on the refuge, so we could photograph fresh material.
A leafhopper, or something related to a leafhopper, that happened to show up in our bycatch at the lab (Laurel, Maryland). Arrayed in such a lovely way, we were compelled to take its picture. I would love to have someone come in with leafhopper specimens, or hunt them on the refuge, so we could photograph fresh material.
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Leafhopper, Sharpshooter Collected in November 2012 Dominican Republic at high elevations in central highlands, photgraphed in hand sanitizer in a quartz cuvette. Yes, those are the real colors.
Leafhopper, Sharpshooter Collected in November 2012 Dominican Republic at high elevations in central highlands, photgraphed in hand sanitizer in a quartz cuvette. Yes, those are the real colors.
Leafhopper, Sharpshooter Collected in November 2012 Dominican Republic at high elevations in central highlands, photgraphed in hand sanitizer in a quartz cuvette. Yes, those are the real colors.
Leafhopper, Sharpshooter Collected in November 2012 Dominican Republic at high elevations in central highlands, photgraphed in hand sanitizer in a quartz cuvette. Yes, those are the real colors.
Unknown Leafhopper, Placed in handsanitizer in a cuvette, Beltsville, Maryland
Unknown Leafhopper, Placed in handsanitizer in a cuvette, Beltsville, Maryland
Leafhopper, Placed in handsanitizer in a cuvette, Beltsville, Maryland
Leafhopper, Placed in handsanitizer in a cuvette, Beltsville, Maryland
Beltsville, MD, May 2012
The False Potato Beetle. Closely related to the Colorado Potato Beetle, but prefers other potato relatives such as Horsenettle. Proportions, colors, layout....exquisite. Collected by the fabulous potato beetle researcher Don Weber at the Beltsville Agriculture Research Center.
The False Potato Beetle. Closely related to the Colorado Potato Beetle, but prefers other potato relatives such as Horsenettle. Proportions, colors, layout....exquisite. Collected by the fabulous potato beetle researcher Don Weber at the Beltsville Agriculture Research Center.
The False Potato Beetle. Closely related to the Colorado Potato Beetle, but prefers other potato relatives such as Horsenettle. Proportions, colors, layout....exquisite. Collected by the fabulous potato beetle researcher Don Weber at the Beltsville Agriculture Research Center.
The False Potato Beetle. Closely related to the Colorado Potato Beetle, but prefers other potato relatives such as Horsenettle. Proportions, colors, layout....exquisite. Collected by the fabulous potato beetle researcher Don Weber at the Beltsville Agriculture Research Center.
The False Potato Beetle. Closely related to the Colorado Potato Beetle, but prefers other potato relatives such as Horsenettle. Proportions, colors, layout....exquisite. Collected by the fabulous potato beetle researcher Don Weber at the Beltsville Agriculture Research Center.
The False Potato Beetle. Closely related to the Colorado Potato Beetle, but prefers other potato relatives such as Horsenettle. Proportions, colors, layout....exquisite. Collected by the fabulous potato beetle researcher Don Weber at the Beltsville Agriculture Research Center.
Leptochilus acolhuus, Key Biscayne National Park, Florida, Thanks to Matthias Buck for the determination.
Leptochilus acolhuus, Key Biscayne National Park, Florida, Thanks to Matthias Buck for the determination.
Leptochilus acolhuus, Key Biscayne National Park, Florida, Thanks to Matthias Buck for the determination.
Leptochilus acolhuus, Key Biscayne National Park, Florida, Thanks to Matthias Buck for the determination.
Leptochilus acolhuus, Key Biscayne National Park, Florida, Thanks to Matthias Buck for the determination.
Leptochilus acolhuus, Key Biscayne National Park, Florida, Thanks to Matthias Buck for the determination.
Unknown beetle, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, collected in colored bowl trap
Unknown beetle, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, collected in colored bowl trap