Favoritos de chert_hollow
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Chocha del Este (Scolopax minor)Observ.
lfelliottDescripción
Adult flushed when approached within ~1.5m
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lfelliottDescripción
gall on Ribes, either R. missouriense (probably) or R. cynosbati. Possibly Rhopalomyia grossulariae
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Avispas Bracónidas (Familia Braconidae)Observ.
stolzDescripción
requesting ID for the insect on the sawfly
I have an ongoing battle against these invasive hibiscus sawflies, they nearly kill my bushes each year. do I have an ally in this fight? could it have been laying eggs(?) on the sawfly larva? the sawfly would twitch from time to time, clearly agitated
then again, it kind of just looks like a adult sawfly itself. Google isn't helping much
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eggs on Acanthocephala termanalis. on Multiflora Rose. pond pasture (exclusion). fm
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Enebro de Virginia (Juniperus virginiana)Observ.
tedmacraeDescripción
Eastern red-cedar (Juniperus virginiana—family Cupressaceae) overgrowing its own skeleton in dry upland deciduous dolomite forest.
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mycelium72Descripción
Beautiful small groups of sphagnum along Pickle Creek
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Vireo Ojos Rojos (Vireo olivaceus)Observ.
adgeorgeDescripción
Nest with one brown-headed cowbird nestling
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Vencejo de Chimenea (Chaetura pelagica)Observ.
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really fun, want to revisit this on a clear evening.
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karengoatkeeperDescripción
This milkweed plant has been observed for many years. It has an umbel arrangement like purpurascens, but droops like syriaca. The flowers show characteristics of both. The fruits are arranged like syriaca, but reatively smooth like purpurascens. Dr. Richard Rintz determined this plant is definitely a hybrid between the two species.
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joshklostermannLugar
PrivadoDescripción
Associated w/ Anthophora abrupta nesting aggregation
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Ardilla Voladora Sureña (Glaucomys volans)Observ.
lfelliottDescripción
in cavity in Platanus occidentalis. I thought it was Sciurus carolinensis, but CV and L. Hetrick-Volenberg suggested flying squirrel
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Abejas, Avispas, Hormigas Y Parientes (Orden Hymenoptera)Observ.
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riverrat09Descripción
This population is protected and special permission is required to access the cave that this species inhabits. Specimen was safely released after photographing
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Ganso Blanco (Anser caerulescens)Observ.
wildreturnDescripción
Video with sound here:
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Ganso Blanco (Anser caerulescens)Observ.
como_plants_animals_rocksDescripción
right place at the right time, watching a small flock of snow geese and several thousand descended upon us. 30 minutes of constant streaming into the field, we just sat there watched, and ate lunch. noisy and overall incredible.
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linkmdavisDescripción
Lechea minor Thyme Leaved Pinweed (left) HYPERICACEAE Hypericum gentianoides Orange Grass or Pineweed (right)
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lfelliottDescripción
I think it is Porella platyphylloidea (https://bryophyteportal.org/portal/taxa/index.php?taxauthid=1&taxon=160475&clid=97#), but that's not in iNaturalist taxonomy. Growing on limestone rocks on mesic slope along boardwalk down into Devil's Icebox. Left hand side of trail on way down.
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??? Do they overwinter in caves? many of them. little horn cave
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Estrellas Y Erizos de Mar (Filo Echinodermata)Observ.
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probably Burlington - maybe Schizoblastus
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Maybe? - has been the only suggestion received. Uncommon - wholly unique as far as I have ever found. Third picture shows what appears to be spines (suggesting brachiopod?). The fossil is exposed on both sides of the slab. Sixth picture shows the opposite side of the first five pictures. Last photo shows the slab viewed on edge. Mississippian - Osagean - Pierson or Reeds Spring
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Pulpos, Calamares Y Parientes (Clase Cephalopoda)Observ.
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a very worn and eroded cast. fossil orthoconic cephalopod. Mississippian - Osagean Series. Upper Pierson formation or Lower Reeds Spring. hb bluff. creek th
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bruzzoneDescripción
Found some apparent leaf miners @ceiseman @mmmmbugs @jmgconsult @carrieseltzer
But looks like it's still a little late? No larvae to be found
See discussion here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/57239763
And complementary observation here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/128237841
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lfelliottDescripción
Based on large size, lack of apertural teeth (although they may be worn off, I suppose), and large umbillicus. Found in soil deposit on limestone cliff. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/118072521
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Saltapared de Carolina (Thryothorus ludovicianus)Observ.
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dead in snow
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ozarkpoppyDescripción
@lfelliott, I did notice all but one of the clumps on this log had molted insect skeletons in them. you can kind of see some here in the lower left. I didn't notice these anywhere else on the log (of course they wouldn't as likely get stuck anywhere else). dry rotted oak log. woodshed. fm
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lfelliottDescripción
growing on moist earth of open oak - hickory woodland. I'm thinking Atrichum undulatum
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Saltapared de Carolina (Thryothorus ludovicianus)Observ.
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This is a series of photos that we took of two Caronlina Wrens feeding invisible young under the base of a tree in Carondelet Park. They fed them numerous types of bugs. Wonderful to observe.
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Lirios de Mar (Clase Crinoidea)Observ.
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fossil crinoid. columnal collection. Mississippian - Osagean - Burlington
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Lirios de Mar (Clase Crinoidea)Observ.
ozarkpoppyDescripción
fossil crinoid. columnal collection. Missippian - Osagean- Burlington
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Lirios de Mar (Clase Crinoidea)Observ.
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rock relatively unfossiliferous. fossil crinoid. columnal collection. Mississippian - Osagean - Burlington
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Lirios de Mar (Clase Crinoidea)Observ.
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columnal collection. fossil crinoid. Mississippian - Osagean - Burlington Formation.
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Lirios de Mar (Clase Crinoidea)Observ.
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in hash of little brokens. fossil crinoid. columnal collection. Mississippian - Osagean - Burlington
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This lobelia just showed up in my garden between the lobelia cardinalis and siphilica
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Osos de Agua (Filo Tardigrada)Observ.
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From moss or lichen on an ash log
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vvoelkerDescripción
L-R: Andropogon ternarius, Schizachyrium scoparium, A. gyrans, A. gerardii, A. virginicus
