Slug

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comments (5)

haylo

Lion

Possibly a leatherleaf slug but I am unsure of the exact species. Posted 9 years ago
1. Ferdy Christant
  
  Lion
  
  I can imagine, they are a category poorly documented online and very hard to identify. Posted 9 years ago

Mike Rutherford

Green Fly

Probably Sarasinula sp. or Diplosolenodes sp. both in the family Veronicellidae. Both are recorded from Trinidad but exact species is almost impossible to say from a photo. Posted 8 years ago
1. haylo
  
  Lion
  
  Thank you Mike Rutherford. Are you the same Mike Rutherford from the UWI Zoological Museum? Posted 8 years ago

Mike Rutherford

Green Fly

Hi, yes I'm the UWIZM curator. I was looking online for terrestrial isopod photos and came across your one. You've got a lot of nice recordings here, are you invovled with the T&T Field Naturalists' Club or any other groups? Have you heard of the Bioblitz events? http://sta.uwi.edu/fst/lifesciences/BioBlitzHome.asp Would you be interested in joining us for this year? I'm always on the lookout for people who have an interest in invertebrates. Also I was wondering why you use Jungle Dragon as opposed to other recording systems. Jungle Dragon has a nice set up but I've been using iNaturalist for my wildlife sightings as it has a bigger reach with more experts commenting and I find it to be a more advanced system. Posted 8 years ago

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By haylo

Uploaded Dec 14, 2015. Captured Nov 21, 2015 08:14 in Laventille Rd, San Juan, Trinidad and Tobago.

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Captured in the fall. More fall photos.