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Lasioglossum Dialictus subgenus - Metallic-sweat bees

Volusia Co. FL 07/10/10
The genus Lasioglossum is one of the largest genera of bees worldwide and is broken down into about a half dozen subgenera. The subgenus Dia
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Metaltella simoni - 

Volusia Co. FL 03/27/22
This spider is native to Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. It was introduced into the United States in the 1940's.
These small, mostly dar
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Tursiops truncatus - Bottlenose dolphin

Flagler Co. FL 02/08/11
Bottlenose dolphin are common in the Atlantic, Gulf and estuarine waters of Florida. Fond of nearshore w
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Common bottlenose dolphin

Columba livia - Rock pigeon

Sarasota Co. FL 10/16/19
A common bird of towns and cities, farms and rocky cliffs practically world-wide. Pigeons originated in the Old World of southern Europe, northe
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Rock dove
Common pigeon

Menemerus bivittatus - Gray wall jumper

Volusia Co. FL 07/02/20
Native to the tropical Old World, these spiders can now be found across the southern United States from North Carolina into California. Menem
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Gray wall jumping spider

Pelecanus occidentalis  - Brown pelican

Volusia Co. FL 01/05/07
A large dark bird found mostly near the coast throughout Florida. The range extends through the Gulf coastal states and up the eastern coast in
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Galgula partita - The wedgeling

Volusia Co. FL 03/22/22
The wedgeling is a small dark moth of the central and north peninsula and the panhandle, probably absent from the southern peninsula. The range
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Wedgling moth

Seirarctia echo - Echo moth

Volusia Co. FL 07/12/10
These caterpillars and moths are found in scrub, flatwoods, thickets and open habitats in much of Florida. The range includes Georgia, Alabama a
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Thalasseus sandvicensis - Sandwich tern

Sarasota Co. FL 10/16/19
Found in all coastal areas of Florida, nesting on beaches, barrier and spoil islands and foraging in shallow waters near-shore plus various estu
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Alaus Unidentified species of eyed click beetle - Wireworm

Volusia Co. FL 12/06/21
This appears to be a larva of a click beetle and a member of the family Elateridae, probably an eyed click beetle in the genus Alaus. These lar
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