Tag Archives: Haploa

In Search of Snow Bugs

Posted on March 8, 2015 by Charley Eiseman

It’s been a slow winter for bug photography. Partly because my main outdoor activity has been shoveling the driveway every couple of days, and then shoveling around all the baby fruit trees whose vole guards were overtopped by snow. And … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged beetle, Cantharidae, Capniidae, caterpillar, Coleoptera, Erebidae, Haploa, larva, Lepidoptera, long-jawed orbweaver, moth, Plecoptera, small winter stonefly, soldier beetle, spider, stonefly, Tetragnatha, Tetragnatha viridis, Tetragnathidae | 10 Comments

Dill Moths (and others)

Posted on July 26, 2013 by Charley Eiseman

On Tuesday I noticed webbing at the tops of some dill plants in the garden, with moth pupae suspended within. Most webs had a single pupa, but this one had three: Investigating further, I saw that the developing seeds on … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Acer, Acer saccharum, American chestnut, Apiaceae, Betula, Betula populifolia, birch, Cameraria, Castanea dentata, chestnut oak, Depressaria depressana, dill, Elachista, Elachistidae, Elymus, Elymus repens, Erebidae, evening primrose, Gracillariidae, gray birch, Haploa, Haploa clymene, leaf mine, maple, Mompha, moth, Nepticulidae, oak, Oenothera, Oenothera pilosella, Parornix, parsley family, Phyllonorycter, pin oak, pupa, quackgrass, Quercus, Quercus palustris, Quercus prinus, Quercus rubra, red oak, Stigmella, sugar maple, web | 10 Comments

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