Show some Yellow Organisms you’ve photographed



This morning each daffodil has a tiny crab spider.

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More yellow from my tiny garden.

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Does this count as yellow(-ish)?

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I took a picture of this very yellow bird on my commute route yesterday:

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/272568372

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A carpenter bee on a Brachyscome flower! The native bees loved these plants

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Mockstrawberry
Dandelion
Small buttercup thing
Honeybee
Unknown random bee
Butterweed
Sawfly thing
Sow thistle
Yellow wood-sorrel
Random beetle thing
Buttercup
Chrysantheums
Spotted cucumber beetle

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Looks like Ranunculus abortivus.

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:blush:

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Lichen on dyed deck wood and fungus on lichen

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:confused:

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Cross Orbweaver babies https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/280402122

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Genus Lixus (maybe a member of the Lixus concavus complex), see here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/220787577.

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this yellow land planarian from Whangarei heads New Zealand

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Underside of a Clymene Moth (Haploa clymene). See: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/39988156.

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Never thought I would say “adorable” and “spiders” in the same sentence, but those sure are adorable baby spiders.
This would be excellent for:
https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/unexpectedly-cute-observations-what-are-yours/35644

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Just shared there, thank-you! I was thinking the same thing, very adorable.

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:joy: at least you got the photo! I can’t even do that

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You keep practicing… I’m sure you’ll be able to get this good! :rofl:

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I was looking through my observations and noticed that I had a surprising little amount of yellow ones, but here are two of the ones I do have. Here is some sort of Sunflower, I’m not quite sure what kind.


And this is an Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, it’s sort of a dusty faded yellow but I’m counting it.

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