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Upper intertidal, on the sandstone platform covered with Ulva sp.

Native Podocarp-broadleaved forest. Coastal. Juvenile?
Approx 3mm.

Native Podocarp-broadleaved forest. Focus stacked image.

A few of them...

Emerging from under a rock at dusk.

Native Podocarp-broadleaved forest. At night.

pupa exuvia?

Common on under plant pots sitting on concrete.

Native bush, under a decomposing wood.

Native Podocarp-broadleaved forest, during daytime.
On a tree trunk.

Native Podocarp-broadleaved forest. At night.

Native Podocarp-broadleaved forest. At night.

Native Podocarp-broadleaved forest. At night.

Native Podocarp-broadleaved forest. At night.

From a handful of beach sand at the high tide line on the main beach of the small bay.

1mm grid.

Some kind of encrusting organism growing on washed up seaweed and seagrass.

Is this a foram?

date approximate, plus minus one week

Newmarket Park, Auckland. On the underside of a large rock.

Although this is my first observation for this species, I may have ignored/overlooked it until now.

トゲが長く伸びるという特徴よりWomersleymeria sp.であると推定
Presumed to be Womersleymeria sp. based on the characteristic of long extending spines.

weird

Attracted to lights at night.
With fungi Hesperomyces coccinelloides on it:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/159954218

The flaky part on a coccinellid that was attracted to lights at night.
(Thanks @stephen_thorpe for pointing out that it was a fungi)

Ants amongst mass of springtails

Native Podocarp-broadleaved forest.
Found by digging out the Cordyceps sinclairii (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/151320642).

Fieldwork with @ lloyd_esler, @ predomalpha and @ fiestykakapo.
Native beech forest.

Native Podocarp-broadleaved forest, under a damp decomposing wood.

SL: 4.4mm SL: 4.1mm

prolongata?

Found beneath plastic sacking lying on the ground under native bush and exotic trees, beside a small stream.

Found on rotting vegetation in water near bank.

Native mixed podocarp / broadleaf forest, resting on a tree trunk at night.

Native mixed podocarp / broadleaf forest, resting on a tree trunk at night.

very small (~5 mm)

Between the base of the leaf and the trunk of a Nikau Palm Tree.

Attracted to lights at night.

Fieldwork with @emma_brockes.
At night. Attracted to lights (UV trap) which we had set in a garden surrounded by native Podocarp-broadleaved forest.