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Micrelus rhusiiObserv.
rouxnebothaDescripción
Got another branch of this flower-galling weevil, approx 2mm.
On the Searsia lancea.
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tonyrebeloDescripción
Lipstick Ladybeetle
This little lady ran like the blazes - never still: very difficult to get good pics ...
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Cucarachas Gigantes Y de la Madera (Superfamilia Blaberoidea)Observ.
cecileroux
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Cárabo Africano (Strix woodfordii)Observ.
nodiippDescripción
The African Wood-Owl was seen at 1:15 on an old branch of our giant Strelitzia Nicolai and has been there until now, 7:13pm. It seems peaceful and settled. It is well hidden by the giant leaves and was observed when I was digging our compost into our heap. I could hear the little birds in the trees chirping in a way that seemed quite unsettled to me. As I looked around to see why they were chirping in this way, I looked into the eyes of this beautiful owl, perched amongst the leaves, about 2.5 meters away.
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Langostas, Tucuras Y Parientes (Superfamilia Acridoidea)Observ.
alexanderrDescripción
with PM Holmes & T Rebelo
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Camaleón Enano de El Cabo (Bradypodion pumilum)Observ.
alexanderrDescripción
crossing path in cold and windy weather, veld age +- 3 years with large surrounding area having burnt. with PM Holmes & T Rebelo
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Protea rupicolaObserv.
felix_riegelLugar
Mannetjiesberg High Site, Kammanassie Nature Reserve, Klein Karoo, Western Cape, South Africa (Google, OSM)
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tonyrebeloDescripción
Mousebirds in the Snow
Suddenly popped out of the bush as I was photographing it.
Only picture I managed before they were all gone...
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tonyrebeloDescripción
counted 26 birds, but when passing again 30 mins later, there were over 40 ...
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zamahlaseDescripción
At the Anton Lembede MST Academy in La-Mercy, my school, I discovered a Hypolycaena butterfly. In nature, hypolycaena butterflies are a wonderful sight, distinguished by their vivid wing patterns in tones of various hues.
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Aloe boyleiObserv.
ayamadlalaDescripción
the silent healer, nurturing with its natural essence, soothing woes and nurturing growth.
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Floripondio Blanco (Brugmansia suaveolens)Observ.
sizwehlongwaDescripción
White Trumpet Flower taken at Anton Lembede Academy.
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Amietia vandijkiObserv.
tyronepingDescripción
Amietia vandijki - Van Dijk’s River Frog. From Swartberg Pass, Western Cape. https://www.tyroneping.co.za/amietia-vandijki-van-dijks-river-frog/
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Género EburoponeObserv.
cluraritDescripción
One of the many undescribed species of the genus. A colony of few hundred workers and roughly 15±3 queens. The queens do have a wing scar like structure however by thorax being under developed and eyes being small, I don't think it would be able to fly.
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Hiena Manchada (Crocuta crocuta)Observ.
kareneichholzDescripción
Species interaction, Black backed jackal, hyena and warthogs
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christinersDescripción
3 separate nest, hollow "balloons" using vegetation for support.
On opening one saw a tunnel into the ground and unidentifiable roundish objects attached firmly to the "ceiling "
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Falso Lagarto Armadillo de Lang (Pseudocordylus langi)Observ.
tyronepingDescripción
Pseudocordylus langi
Lang’s Crag Lizard. From Chain Ladders, Free State.
https://www.tyroneping.co.za/pseudocordylus-langi-langs-crag-lizard/
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tyronepingDescripción
Amietia hymenopus - Phofung river frog and habitat.
https://www.tyroneping.co.za/amietia-hymenopus-phofung-river-frog/
https://www.tyroneping.co.za/amietia-hymenopus-phofung-river-frog/
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nubigenusDescripción
Still have no idea what sets these apart from the gorgonis.
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Garrapatas (Orden Ixodida)Observ.
botswanabugsDescripción
Less than 1 mm long.
on flowers and fruit of a tall grass https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/205863254
another of the acarids from the same population. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/205859502
How do we distinguish between larval ticks and mites ?
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Abejas Cavadoras Rayadas (Género Anthophora)Observ.
philippa5000Descripción
Golden coloured, looks like an Amegilla. Extremely fast, zooming and and out within a second. Made a Cape honeybee retreat.
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robert_muirDescripción
Found in garden. There were about 10 in a 3 m squared area in among the garden Clivias. These are a selection of photos of a few individuals I placed in the light.
