All IDs here tentative unless otherwise noted. Pics next to each other that seem to be the same individual are, unless otherwise noted.
Taicang indoors 4/26:
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| Liposcelis, in dried goods |
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| Grain ptinid, with Liposcelis above |
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| Pteromalid-type wasp, probably parasitizing grain anobiid, too large to eat Liposcelis, moribund from probable adult starvation (no nectar indoors for adult to drink), refused sugar when offered |
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Muscid-type fly
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Suburban ornamental landscaping surrounding my residence:
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| Episyrphus..?, one of the few incredibly common diurnal insects at this time, adults seem to prefer shaded microhabitats |
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| Gall on topiary, neither exactly common nor rare on its host |
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| Crematogaster (ants are one of my weak spots btw) |
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| Ditto but male |
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| Anthomyiid? drinking honeydew |
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| Smallish lycosid |
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| Lasius? It's like a fat Linepithema lol, |
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Generic looking miner, host appears to be...
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| Mosses in half dead lawn, they're dry and revive when it rains |
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| Some dormant snail I don't recognize |
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| Water-walking flies in the artificial drainage-duct river, Brachydeutera? |
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| Pheidole? minors cooperatively carrying lump, very unlike the ants I'm used to where when more than one worker tries to drag the same object they end up interfering with each other |
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| Major that was following the same trail as the minors above, so probably conspecific |
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