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Ardilla Roja Americana (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus)Observ.
katswenskiDescripción
This little punk. Thinks he owns the place.
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Salamandra Moteada (Ambystoma maculatum)Observ.
apbrayDescripción
A Wood Frog on top mistaking this Salamander for a female!
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Lagartija Roquera (Podarcis muralis)Observ.
katswenskiDescripción
So many of these little guys skittering around. And one really big guy!
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Tritón Oriental (Notophthalmus viridescens ssp. viridescens)Observ.
cinnamon325Descripción
Dumbass climbed a log and couldn’t get down
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Cárabo Uralense (Strix uralensis)Observ.
irina_lebyazhinskayaDescripción
Заповедник "Приволжская лесостепь", участок Кунчеровская лесостепь
4 слетка из одного выводка, рядом на дубе мониторит мама
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Amia ocellicaudaObserv.
bradmoonDescripción
Many babies schooling around presumed parent in shaded, shallow (1/2 to 1 ft deep) backwater swamp. Based on a quick dot-count, I estimate that there were as many as 2000-3000 baby bowfins in the school.
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Anfiuma de Dos Dedos (Amphiuma means)Observ.
graytreefrogDescripción
Caught in a minnow trap.
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Mariposa Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Observ.
bugmugsDescripción
Counted 188 clustering on November 1, 2021. They started arriving about a week earlier. Photo by Barbara Weaver.
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Pato de Torrente (Merganetta armata)Observ.
stevendanielDescripción
Torrent Duck
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diohio1Descripción
Easy to see why the Rosy Maple moth has evolved to look like the samaras (winged fruit) of a maple tree. Adaptation at its best.
Moths came to the lights, and I threw in the samaras that had just fallen from a nearby maple.
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Chinche Crestada Norteamericana (Arilus cristatus)Observ.
supertigerDescripción
right after molting; per bugguide the red color is normal for a while after they molt
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Observ.
kristofzDescripción
a swarm of hundreds of individuals was seen crossing a forest trail; the morphology and swarming behavior agrees with Z. neptunus (see Wesener and Schutte 2010, https://www.ajol.info/index.php/mcd/article/view/63137)
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Rana Arbórea Gris (Hyla versicolor)Observ.
katswenskiDescripción
I think he accidentally took a ride, because he was on top of the car as soon as we got out. Poor dear.
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Estrellas de Tierra (Género Geastrum)Observ.
apteryxrowiDescripción
note accuracy. survey work on a private property
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Crisopas Verdes Comunes (Género Chrysoperla)Observ.
whateverwatcherDescripción
Such striking eyes!
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Velo de Novia (Phallus indusiatus)Observ.
apteryxrowiDescripción
field survey work in area. general location - note accuracy.
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Serpiente Marina Elegante (Hydrophis elegans)Observ.
apteryxrowiDescripción
Photo A. Rolfe.
~1.5m.
H. elegans?
