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about this time last year Marina had a clutch of eggs! in that picture she had just secreted the membranous sac where mother amblypygi brood their eggs
five months later the eggs hatched into protonymphs, still too soft and feeble to walk on their own. two weeks more and they molted to independent juveniles, able to leave her back and hunt for their first meals.
Marina seems fairly young, so I hope she will live to have many more broods. her 20 children are all healthy and growing quickly, and they’ll also be important for breeding more of these beautiful arachnids in the future!
(Phrynus whitei eggs, protonymphs, and 1st instar juveniles)
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Wild Words (Part 1, unknown if there will be a part 2)
I started keeping track of words I learned/relearned each day because it was a shame that I had such a nice monarch butterfly journal going unused. Logically this should have been posted after a week, but it's 9 days. I don't know if I'll continue transcribing them for the internet. I'm calling it "Wild Words" since I'm encountering them in the wild so to speak.
TW for words relating to sex, homophobia, Christianity, politics, and food
9/5/19
paludarium- aquarium/terrarium combo
Side A Christian- LGBT+ affirming Christian
Side B Christian- a Christian who acknowledges the existence of LGBT+ people and opposes conversion therapy but thinks transitioning or being in same-sex relationships isn't compatible with Christianity
phoresy- a relationship between organisms where one rides on another but isn't a parasite
gamergate- (not that one, pronounced different) a worker ant that has mated and lays eggs
9/6/19
crybully- a term used by online right-wingers to indicate that a person they oppose is weak and pathetic but also overpowered and bullying; used in victim blaming
Tory- a conservative political party in UK (heard of them previously, but I honestly thought it was a kind of generic Brit insult until this week)
prorogation- end of parliament session (like of the year, not of the day; seems similar to Congress's recess)
toe kick- that part under the sink/cabinets in the kitchen that is sort of part of the floor but also parallel with the wall/part of the wall
9/7/19
troglodyte- caveman
9/8/19
comedo (plural comedones for unknown reason)- blackhead
butterfly stitch- a knitting stitch that brings the yarn together in a way that resembles a butterfly/bow tie
enteric- relating to the intestines
gesso- white paint containing chalk used to prime panels to be painted
9/9/19
kickshaw- trinket
chuckaboo- old-timey bff
deutonymph- the second larval stage of mites; between protonymph and tritonymph; often phoretic
protonymph- the first larval mite stage
tritonymph- the third larval mite stage
tournament species- a species characterized by intense competition for mating, usually between males; often small proportion of males will perform the majority of mating; unlike species with pair bonding, male usually skedaddles
9/10/19
endive- a leafy vegetable
9/11/19
adelphic polyandry- when a woman marries a set of brothers; when a female animal mates with brothers
imprinted genes- genes effected by epigenetics, silenced by methylation
exogamy- marriage outside of a group such as your family
spandrel- that little triangle space between 2 arches in architecture
papasan-moon chair
9/12/19
flexitarian- not quite a vegetarian
Black Rod- position in UK government who ceremonially opens and closes parliament
glucocorticoids- steroid hormone class that includes cortisol; associated with stress amongst other things
9/13/19
anosmia- loss of ability to smell
emulsion- a mix of liquids like a colloid; not a solution as it's generally spread out in little pockets (had heard it but hadn't learned the exact definition before)
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How To Make Your Ant Problems Disappear
"Unfortunately, this is VERY possible ... As many of you understand, New York, as well as many other large cities worldwide, has actually ended up being the home to an astronomical variety of Pigeons. Yes I am discussing the pigeons that rest and nest on your windowsills, verandas, fire escapes, and park benches daily! Have you ever taken a step back to wonder why these birds seem to prosper in your neighborhood? I imply you do reside in New york city City, why would such a huge population of birds flourish in an overcrowded, contaminated, concrete jungle?
Well. the primary reason behind this problem (that lots of people are comfy with and motivate) is most likely the lack of the Pigeon's natural predators. I indicate how frequently do you see a peregrine falcon swooping down to the curb of a New York City street? Big cities provide Pigeons with an abundance of food and shelter that is not only maintaining their life-span however also making it simpler for them to mate regularly. For several years pest control companies have actually been reacting to complaints about pigeons with the recommendation of bird poisons. Some of the bird toxins, nevertheless, are nonselective in nature, meaning that non-target types might regrettably have to take their last breath after consuming or eating a bird that has ingested these poisons. For this very reason, in August of 2000 the NYC Governor signed a costs prohibiting making use of select avian toxins. In coordination with the restriction on pigeon control through making use of various avian poisons, pigeons are reproducing at an inflated rate; resulting in an ever-growing pigeon population ruining uninformed city-dwellers.
Ok, So by now you're probably wondering what all of this pigeon talk relates to bugs right? Well, here goes.
You see, when it comes to the pigeon issue in NYC, most individuals are stressed over the repulsive droppings they leave behind on your houses, cars and trucks, and sidewalks. Oh yeah! Don't forget your clothing and hair, on a bad day. Some people might even worry about more severe things such as health dangers and the spread of disease. BUT the something the majority of people have not considered is the insects of our bugs. That's best! BIRD MITES ... Similar to bed bugs, bird termites are a parasite, meaning that they feed on the blood of living organisms. Although the host that bird mites choose is birds, they are likewise attracted to mammals such as humans ... yes ... you! These itty bitty creatures will typically bite humans when their natural food source (birds) is absent. Similar to their beloved host, bird termites replicate at a rapid rate, multiplying into thousands without caution.
Fortunate for you, I am here to notify the uninformed.
There are lots of different kinds of bird termites, canary lung mites, plume mites, grey mites, and a significant hazard called the red mite. Red mites are normally as little as 1mm in length and are white or clear in color. However when they feed they will typically turn a dark red or brown. Bird mites are typically nighttime and feed upon their hosts during the night. These almost tiny animals, balancing in between.7 and 1 mm in length, are often neglected or misinterpreted for bed bugs (Referral: 2). Unless they are moving, it is remarkably challenging to see bird mites. Symptoms of bird mites consist of pin-size bites, itching, little red bumps, and a crawling experience on the skin (Reference: 1). One method to check your live-in bird cage is to put a sheet over the concerning area, if there are small specks or stains when you remove the sheet then you might have something to stress over.
Bird mites have five stages in their life cycle: egg, larvae, protonymph, deutonymph and grownup. The larvae can be recognized by having 3 pair of legs, while the nymphs and adults have four set (Reference: 2).
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Now that you have an idea what to search for, let's back track a little bit. Remember the huge pigeon population that we spoke about simply a little while earlier? Well all of us understand that the countless pigeons that are dwelling on your windowsills and underneath your a/c may be a pester you; but what you truly need to think about is that those very same pigeons may have little insects of their own. Enabling pigeons to nest near windows and air conditioning unit increases the probability of bringing bird mites into your house, turning their pest problem into your bug issue!
Some guidance I would use in helping keep your house and family bird mite free would be to close all openings and holes that are large enough for birds to get in attics and install hardware cloth on decks and outside environments to avoid roosting. Outdoor birds, such as pigeons, need to be discouraged from nesting in or near buildings. Lastly, I highly advise that citizens interrupt nest-building efforts near home entrances and windows.'.
So I make sure many of you are believing, ""well I can't have birdmites"" or ""that's fine I'll just keep away from the pigeons from now on"". If it were that basic, I guess this article in its essence would be useless. Bird mite infestations are hard to eradicate and frequently need the help of an experienced and experienced insect control business."
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Pest Control: 3 Common Ways Bed Bugs Can Gain Access Into Your Home and How To Prevent Them
"Unfortunately, this is VERY possible ... As a lot of you understand, New york city, as well as numerous other big cities worldwide, has actually ended up being the home to an astronomical number of Pigeons. Yes I am talking about the pigeons that rest and nest on your windowsills, verandas, fire gets away, and park benches daily! Have you ever taken a step back to wonder why these birds seem to prosper in your community? I imply you do live in New York City, why would such a big population of birds thrive in an overcrowded, polluted, concrete jungle?
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Well. the primary reason behind this invasion (that many people are comfy with and encourage) is likely the absence of the Pigeon's natural predators. I imply how often do you see a peregrine falcon swooping down to the curb of a New York City street? Big cities offer Pigeons with an abundance of food and shelter that is not just maintaining their lifespan but also making it much easier for them to mate more often. For numerous years pest control companies have actually been responding to complaints about pigeons with the suggestion of avian poisons. A few of the bird poisons, however, are nonselective in nature, indicating that non-target species may regrettably need to take their last breath after consuming or eating a bird that has actually consumed these toxins. For this very reason, in August of 2000 the New York City Governor signed a costs banning making use of select bird poisons. In coordination with the restriction on pigeon control through making use of various avian toxins, pigeons are breeding at an expensive rate; leading to an ever-growing pigeon population ruining uninformed city-dwellers.
Ok, So by now you're probably questioning what all of this pigeon talk pertains to bugs right? Well, here goes.
You see, when it comes to the pigeon issue in NYC, many individuals are stressed over the repulsive droppings they leave on your houses, cars, and walkways. Oh yeah! Don't forget your clothing and hair, on a bad day. Some people might even fret about more severe things such as health dangers and the spread of illness. BUT the one thing many individuals have ruled out is the insects of our bugs. That's ideal! BIRD TERMITES ... Comparable to bed bugs, bird mites are a parasite, indicating that they eat the blood of living organisms. Although the host that bird mites choose is birds, they are also attracted to mammals such as humans ... yes ... you! These itty bitty animals will typically bite humans when their health food source (birds) is missing. Comparable to their darling host, bird termites replicate at a rapid pace, multiplying into thousands without caution.
Fortunate for you, I am here to inform the uninformed.
There are numerous different types of bird mites, canary lung termites, plume termites, grey mites, and a major hazard called the red mite. Red termites are usually as small as 1mm in length and are white or clear in color. However when they feed they will generally turn a dark red or brown. Bird termites are typically nighttime and feed on their hosts at night. These nearly microscopic creatures, averaging in between.7 and 1 mm in length, are frequently ignored or misinterpreted for bed bugs (Referral: 2). Unless they are moving, it is remarkably hard to see bird termites. Signs of bird mites consist of pin-size bites, itching, small red bumps, and a crawling experience on the skin (Referral: 1). One way to examine your live-in bird cage is to place a sheet over the worrying area, if there are small specks or discolorations when you eliminate the sheet then you may have something to worry about.
Bird mites have five stages in their life process: egg, larvae, protonymph, deutonymph and grownup. The larvae can be identified by having 3 set of legs, while the nymphs and adults have four pair (Referral: 2).
Now that you have a concept what to search for, let's back track a bit. Keep in mind the astronomical pigeon population that we spoke about just a bit back? Well all of us understand that the millions of pigeons that are home on your windowsills and underneath your air conditioning unit may be a pester you; but what you truly require to think about is that those very same pigeons might have little insects of their own. Allowing pigeons to nest near windows and a/c increases the probability of bringing bird termites into your house, turning their bug issue into your bug issue!
Some suggestions I would use in helping keep your house and household bird mite free would be to close all openings and holes that are big enough for birds to enter attics and install hardware fabric on decks and exterior environments to avoid roosting. Outdoor birds, such as pigeons, must be discouraged from nesting in or near structures. Finally, I highly suggest that citizens disrupt nest-building efforts near home entrances and windows.'.
So I make sure a number of you are believing, ""well I can't have birdmites"" or ""that's fine I'll simply remain away from the pigeons from now on"". If it were that simple, I guess this short article in its essence would be meaningless. Bird mite problems are tough to eradicate and often require the support of a knowledgeable and knowledgeable pest control business."
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Natural Pest Control: Knowing Its Benefits
"Regrettably, this is REALLY possible ... As a number of you understand, New york city, in addition to many other big cities worldwide, has actually become the home to an astronomical variety of Pigeons. Yes I am talking about the pigeons that rest and nest on your windowsills, verandas, fire escapes, and park benches daily! Have you ever taken an action back to question why these birds seem to prosper in your neighborhood? I imply you do live in New york city City, why would such a big population of birds thrive in an overcrowded, contaminated, concrete jungle?
Well. the main factor behind this infestation (that lots of people are comfy with and encourage) is likely the lack of the Pigeon's natural predators. I suggest how typically do you see a peregrine falcon swooping down to the curb of a New york city City street? Big cities provide Pigeons with an abundance of food and shelter that is not only preserving their life expectancy but likewise making it much easier for them to mate more often. For several years pest control companies have actually been responding to complaints about pigeons with the recommendation of avian poisons. A few of the avian poisons, however, are nonselective in nature, suggesting that non-target types might regrettably have to take their last breath after consuming or feeding on a bird that has actually consumed these poisons. For this very reason, in August of 2000 the NYC Governor signed a costs banning using select bird poisons. In coordination with the restriction on pigeon control through making use of numerous avian poisons, pigeons are breeding at an exorbitant rate; resulting in an ever-growing pigeon population ruining uninformed city-dwellers.
Ok, So by now you're probably questioning what all of this pigeon talk pertains to bugs right? Well, here goes.
You see, when it concerns the pigeon issue in New York City, a lot of people are fretted about the repulsive droppings they leave behind on your homes, cars, and pathways. Oh yeah! Do not forget your clothes and hair, on a bad day. Some individuals may even stress over more severe things such as health risks and the spread of illness. BUT the something many people have actually ruled out is the bugs of our bugs. That's best! BIRD TERMITES ... Similar to bed bugs, bird termites are a parasite, indicating that they feed on the blood of living organisms. Although the host that bird mites prefer is birds, they are also brought in to mammals such as humans ... yes ... you! These itty bitty animals will frequently bite people when their healthy food source (birds) is missing. Comparable to their darling host, bird termites replicate at a rapid pace, multiplying into thousands without warning.
Lucky for you, I am here to notify the uninformed.
There are lots of various types of bird termites, canary lung mites, plume termites, grey termites, and a major threat called the red mite. Red mites are normally as small as 1mm in length and are white or clear in color. However when they feed they will typically turn a dark red or brown. Bird mites are often nocturnal and eat their hosts in the evening. These nearly microscopic animals, averaging between.7 and 1 mm in length, are regularly overlooked or misinterpreted for bed bugs (Reference: 2). Unless they are moving, it is remarkably difficult to see bird termites. Signs of bird mites include pin-size bites, itching, small red bumps, and a crawling sensation on the skin (Reference: 1). One method to inspect your live-in bird cage is to position a sheet over the worrying location, if there are small specks or stains when you eliminate the sheet then you may have something to fret about.
Bird mites have five phases in their life cycle: egg, larvae, protonymph, deutonymph and adult. The larvae can be determined by having 3 pair of legs, while the nymphs and adults have four set (Referral: 2).
youtube
Now that you have an idea what to try to find, let's back track a little bit. Remember the huge pigeon population that we discussed just a bit ago? Well we all understand that the countless pigeons that are home on your windowsills and beneath your a/c unit may be a pester you; but what you actually require to consider is that those same pigeons might have little bugs of their own. Enabling pigeons to nest near windows and air conditioning unit increases the possibility of bringing bird termites into your house, turning their insect issue into your bug problem!
Some guidance I would use in assisting keep your house and family bird mite complimentary would be to close all openings and holes that are large enough for birds to go into attics and install hardware fabric on decks and exterior surroundings to prevent roosting. Outside birds, such as pigeons, must be prevented from nesting in or near buildings. Last but not least, I highly recommend that residents interrupt nest-building efforts near home entrances and windows.'.
So I make certain a lot of you are thinking, ""well I can't have birdmites"" or ""that's fine I'll just stay away from the pigeons from now on"". If it were that basic, I guess this short article in its essence would be useless. Bird mite problems are hard to remove and frequently require the assistance of an experienced and knowledgeable bug control company."
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Oxygen consumption in active and quiescent protonymphs of the American house-dust mite
http://dlvr.it/PSZBpm
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Going molecular: Insights into the life of a Varroa mite
Going molecular: Insights into the life of a Varroa mite
Sitting at my microscope, the sweat in my eyes was making it hard to focus. Ninety-five degrees Farenheit (35oC) is fine for mites, but not for Canadians. I dumped a tube full of mite families on a Petri dish to sort under the lens. Adult males were the first to be gathered – they were easy to recognize, with their tear-dropped, slightly tanned body and spidery legs. They were also the fastest to…
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are their legs noodles until theyre grown... thats so bizarre and cute
they can kinda move around on the mother’s back but can’t sprint or eat or fight, too soft and helpless. in spiders, the protonymph stage happens in the egg sac!
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Have you ever kept/do you ever plan to keep red velvet mites? I saw an article about kids in India keeping them. Cute fluffy bugs, but apparently they need live prey?
velvet mites can probably be kept as pets if caught as adult and if you have access to a supply of their often quite specific prey. some seem to only eat alate termites and others only springtail eggs, but yes, you are correct that velvet mites are predatory at certain life stages and need live prey.
however, complicating things further, velvet mites have an utterly bizarre life cycle: egg, pre-larva, larva, protonymph, deutonymph, tritonymph to adult. the larva is a fluid-sucking parasite of other arthropods, and deutonymphs and adults are predatory (other stages do not feed).
so to maintain them in captivity, you’d need to maintain colonies of very specific host species, very specific prey, and that’s assuming we can even recreate the conditions host, prey, and mite like to live in (some are arid species, others more temperate and humid)!
so maybe if you live in a place with them you could find a few and keep them captive for a while until they died, but out of sheer complication I’d say they’d be one of the worst things to try and captive breed.
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I have to ask. Curious. Did you Notice the centipede ate the kids when you tried to move her, or did she eat them in Reaction to you trying to move her?
after the fact. they do that if they’re scared, she might reclutch later. feel pretty dumb about it but they are like the #1 tropical invasive centipede available for free anywhere in south florida and I’m out of cups to put kids in anyway
wasn’t really expecting this because they were already legged and moving though they generally only eat eggs/protonymphs
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