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| sciName | comName | id | date | observer | number | life_stage | comments | location | park | time_of_day | plant | obsType | photo_link |
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| Ophiderma pubescens | 15319 | 2018-05-15 | Julie Tuttle | 1 | Adult | This site is low-density residential in a dry, rocky hilltop oak-hickory forest dominated by white oak (Quercus alba) in the tree canopy. | 311 Boothe Hill Road, Chatham, NC 27517 | Photos taken around 9:42 pm. Observation was made at black/UV light (I use both black-light bulbs and a columnar UV light in the same area on outside of house; this observation was made on wood paneling on outside of house rather than on the sheet, so that indicates that it was observed closer to the black-light bulbs than the columnar UV light -- if that helps/matters). | 01_Photo |  This site is low-density residential in a dry, rocky hilltop oak-hickory forest dominated by white oak (Quercus alba) in the tree canopy.  This site is low-density residential in a dry, rocky hilltop oak-hickory forest dominated by white oak (Quercus alba) in the tree canopy.  This site is low-density residential in a dry, rocky hilltop oak-hickory forest dominated by white oak (Quercus alba) in the tree canopy. | |||