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INVERTEBRATES

Invertebrates Seen at Brown?s Ranch

 

Camera icon indicates that photos are available from one or more of CNUW?s biodiversity sites:

INSECTS:
Ants:

        Desert Harvester Ants

        Honey Pot Ants
        Leaf Cutter Ants

        Native Fire Ants

 

Bees and Wasps:

        Carpenter Bee

        Digger Bee

        Digger Wasp

photosavailableHoney Bee

photosavailableTarantula Hawk Wasp 

Beetles:

        Desert Skunk Beetle (Pinacate Beetle)

        Mesquite Girdler

        Palo Verde Root Borer

 

Bugs:

        Aphid Species

photosavailable

Cochineal Bugs

        Giant Mesquite Bug

        Milkweed Bug

 

Butterflies and Moths: 

        American Snout Butterfly

        Checkerspot spp 

photosavailableGulf Fritillary 

photosavailableHackberry Butterfly (Empress Leilia) 

        Monarch Butterfly 

        Morning Cloak 

photosavailablePainted Lady 

        Pipevine Swallowtail 

        Queen Butterfly 

        Tiger Swallowtail 

photosavailableGreat Purple Hairstreak 

        Viceroy Butterfly 

photosavailableWhite lined Sphinx Moth 

       

Dragonflies and Damselflies:

photosavailableDragonflies and Damselflies

 

Flies and Mosquitoes: 

        Mosquito Species

 

Grasshoppers, Mantids and kin: 

        Praying Mantis sp 

        Steel-blue Cricket Hunter

 

ARACHNIDS:

Scorpions: 

        Bark Scorpion 

photosavailableGiant Hairy Scorpion 

        Striped-tailed Scorpion

Spiders: 

        Flower (Crab) Spiders 

        Jumping Spiders 

photosavailableTarantulas 

photosavailableWolf Spiders

  

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