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Greetings everyone -
I ran through my photo batches and found a few other inverts from Mexico that I bothered to take the time to shoot...any help with ID's would be great!
1 - Here's a very common species of spider from the forests of southern Tamaulipas. It was found in TDF and Cloud forests; this one was outside the door of my hotel room.
Habitat outside the hotel
2 - Here are two species I found alongside Brachypelma smithi in the foothills of Guerrero. One is obviously a large roach (death's head?) and the other a really cool scorp...an ID on the scorp would be great...
3 - A Giant stick bug from the Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca. This is the female; the male was much smaller and both were sleeping together on a large streamside vine...
Habitat
4 - A species of tiger moth...found a few pairs of these mating on a rainy day in San Luis Potosi:
This is the area where they were found:
One more to come...
I ran through my photo batches and found a few other inverts from Mexico that I bothered to take the time to shoot...any help with ID's would be great!
1 - Here's a very common species of spider from the forests of southern Tamaulipas. It was found in TDF and Cloud forests; this one was outside the door of my hotel room.
Habitat outside the hotel
2 - Here are two species I found alongside Brachypelma smithi in the foothills of Guerrero. One is obviously a large roach (death's head?) and the other a really cool scorp...an ID on the scorp would be great...
3 - A Giant stick bug from the Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca. This is the female; the male was much smaller and both were sleeping together on a large streamside vine...
Habitat
4 - A species of tiger moth...found a few pairs of these mating on a rainy day in San Luis Potosi:
This is the area where they were found:
One more to come...