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For those who live and breathe dipterology. Phorids do some crazy things, but my colleague John Hash has published on some that drink cyanide! Read the abstract (click here). While I persuade John to lend me a photo of these striking flies. This entry was posted in Phoridae. A new type of ant-decapitation in phorid flies! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.
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For those who live and breathe dipterology. The Most Beautiful Fly in the World. I know that this might be controversial; after all, people generally either don’t think flies have any redeeming qualities (never mind “beauty”), or more likely for readers of this blog, have their own ideas of what constitutes a gorgeous fly. The name of this creature is. Macquart), and it was described in 1846, so it is not anything new, but it deserves “rediscovery” by lovers of biodiversity everywhere. Some photos follow...
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For those who live and breathe dipterology. My old friend and colleague Kevin Barber is visiting us in Los Angeles to help out with our Diptera collection and to do a little collecting. Kevin works on a family called Anthomyzidae, which are slim, long-winged flies usually associated with plants upon which they innocuously feed. Two species that he is looking for are known from Morro Bay (California), so we took him up to the Central Coast to find them. I am happy to report that he found them both! Has a ...
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For those who live and breathe dipterology. The Most Beautiful Fly in the World. I know that this might be controversial; after all, people generally either don’t think flies have any redeeming qualities (never mind “beauty”), or more likely for readers of this blog, have their own ideas of what constitutes a gorgeous fly. The name of this creature is. Macquart), and it was described in 1846, so it is not anything new, but it deserves “rediscovery” by lovers of biodiversity everywhere. Collecting flies w...
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For those who live and breathe dipterology. The Most Beautiful Fly in the World. I know that this might be controversial; after all, people generally either don’t think flies have any redeeming qualities (never mind “beauty”), or more likely for readers of this blog, have their own ideas of what constitutes a gorgeous fly. The name of this creature is. Macquart), and it was described in 1846, so it is not anything new, but it deserves “rediscovery” by lovers of biodiversity everywhere. Watching flies in ...
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Bug Eric: May 2015
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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Sunday, May 31, 2015. Dimorphic Jumping Spider, Maevia inclemens. When I lived in Ohio I had the great honor of being introduced to Dr. George Uetz at the University of Cincinnati. At the time he had a graduate student, Dave Clark, who was doing research on the courtship behavior of the Dimorphic Jumping Spider, Maevia inclemens. Tufted form" male, Missouri. What makes this spider so special, you ask? The first t...
Bug Eric: November 2014
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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Friday, November 28, 2014. Be Thankful for "Bugs". A couple days ago the following post crossed my Facebook newsfeed, and it is an excellent reminder of why insects and other arthropods are so important to us as human beings, and to the planet Earth as well. Honeybee pollinating flower in Arizona. Dung beetle pair rolling dung ball in Kansas. A scientific article was published in 2006 in the journal Bioscience.
Bug Eric: May 2014
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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Sunday, May 25, 2014. Last Monday, my wife and I went out to the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge northeast of Denver. We were pleased to find a handful of specimens of the cute little “Zebra Jumper,” Salticus scenicus. It is suspected that the Zebra Jumper is native to Eurasia, but has now spread across the temperate areas of the globe thanks to human commerce and travel. Look for these charismati...
Learning to sharpen your scythe | Lyman Entomological Museum
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Insect taxonomy, ecology and natural history. Lab Alumni – past grad students and postdocs. What makes a good collecting trip good? Fading walls: Communication, conferences, and sharing science →. Learning to sharpen your scythe. August 8, 2015. Because really, in the grand scheme of things, the tools and techniques of science don’t matter as much as building a community where good people come up with good ideas and good questions. 8221; the important question is “Who needs some hay? I really enjoyed thi...
Bug Eric: Hybotid Dance Flies
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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Friday, May 1, 2015. Yesterday I came across an interesting little fly while exploring Cheyenne Mountain State Park, just south of Colorado Springs, Colorado. What I found interesting is exactly where. I found them, but these are unusual dipterans in almost every regard. Vision must be quite keen, though, as the compound eyes take up most of the head. Why the name "dance fly," you ask? Cole, Frank R. 1969....
Bug Eric: Two-spotted Cobweb Weaver and kin
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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Sunday, April 26, 2015. Two-spotted Cobweb Weaver and kin. Colorado Springs is blessed with a number of concrete bike trails throughout the city, including parks like Garden of the Gods. At this time of year, one can find numerous insects, spiders, and other arthropods parading across these paths. One example I encountered the other day was a male of the Two-spotted Cobweb Weaver, Asagena americana. Another inter...
Bug Eric: February 2015
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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Thursday, February 26, 2015. Green-eyed Wasps, Tachytes. Identifying wasps in the field is often problematic for a number of reasons. Wasps move quickly, and often you only get a glimpse. Mimicry complicates matters and you may actually be looking at a fly, moth, beetle, or true bug. "Field marks" are seldom visible, at least without a magnifying lens. One exception is the genus Tachytes. Atop female in Colorado.
Bug Eric: March 2014
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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Sunday, March 30, 2014. Our most familiar cobweb weavers, like the Common House Spider and black widow, seem most abundant in or around buildings, so it might come as a surprise to learn that many, if not most, members of the family Theridiidae live outdoors in the strictest sense. One of the larger “wild” cobweb spiders is the Candystripe Spider, Enoplognatha ovata. I vividly recall finding this species commonly...
Bug Eric: July 2014
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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Thursday, July 31, 2014. The subject of this week's "OrThoptera Thursday.". Initially, I mistook this species as "just another Melanoplus. The Thistle Grasshopper is of average size for acridids, males measuring 16-20 millimeters, and females 19-25 millimeters. It varies from greenish to mottled gray or brown, with yellow antennae and bold stripes behind the eyes. The hind femora ("thighs") are strongly b...The n...
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Beetles In The Bush. Experiences and reflections of a Missouri entomologist. How to Cite This Blog. A sand prairie autumn. Cicindela scutellaris lecontei x scutellaris unicolor intergrades in southeast Missouri →. October 30, 2008. Are-gee-OH-pee our-ON-tea-uh) – it is unambiguous and will make you sound intelligent. Large females are commonly encountered in late summer and early fall. This fine lady was photographed 7 September 2008 at Victoria Glades Natural Area in Jefferson County. Ted C MacRae is a ...
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For those who live and breathe dipterology. In spite of the importance and diversity of flies, there are not many books, especially popular books, devoted to them. Perhaps the reasons are obvious: they are are small, often inconspicuous, and sometimes annoying (or worse). Often, when I tell people I work on flies, they skeptically and sometimes disgustedly repeat the word flies? As if that is the most unthinkable group of insects to which one could devote their attention. Why would syrphids migrate?
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