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Monthly Mystery #14: Holes and Tunnels in Agave Leaves

Posted on January 1, 2014 by Charley Eiseman

On page 302 of Tracks & Sign of Insects, there is a photo of a fleshy yucca leaf riddled with holes, next to a close-up of the eggs Noah found in one of the holes. As explained in the text, after … Continue reading →

Posted in Unsolved Mysteries | Tagged Agathymus, agave, Arizona, butterfly, Compsothrips, cricket, egg, Gryllidae, Madera Canyon, Oecanthinae, Oecanthus, Oecanthus californicus, Orthoptera, Phlaeothripidae, skipper, Texas, thrips, Thysanoptera, tree cricket, yucca | 1 Comment

Texas Bugs

Posted on October 16, 2013 by Charley Eiseman

Having devoted three posts to miscellaneous bugs I photographed in southern Arizona last November, I’m going to fill this one with my favorite photos from the Chihuahuan Desert of western Texas, where we spent a few days before heading back … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Acmaeodera, Acmaeodera maculifera, Alticini, ant, Aphaenogaster, Aphaenogaster cockerelli, Argidae, beaver, bee, beetle, big-headed ant, Blepharida rhois, bobcat, Buprestidae, Coleoptera, Diacrita, Diptera, flea beetle, fly, Formicidae, globemallow, harvester ant, hog-nosed skunk, hollyhock sawfly, Lampetis drummondi, larva, leaf beetle, long-horned bee, Melissodes tristis, metallic wood-boring beetle, mountain lion, Mutillidae, narrowleaf globemallow, Neoptilia malvacearum, Pheidole, Pheidole xerophila, picture-winged fly, Pogonomyrmex, Pogonomyrmex rugosus, sawfly, skunk, Sphaeralcea, Sphaeralcea angustifolia, spine-waisted ant, sumac flea beetle, Texas, tracks, Ulidiidae, velvet ant, wasp | 2 Comments

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Monthly Mystery #14: Holes and Tunnels in Agave Leaves

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