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Virus Iridiscente de Las Cochinillas (Iridovirus armadillidium-i)Observ.
ponerinecat
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Sombrero Mexicano (Ratibida columnifera)Observ.
kktDescripción
aka Mexican Hat
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Ajolotes (Género Ambystoma)Observ.
lenrelyDescripción
Larvae in same pool as the only A opacum observation in our 4-county area in 2014. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/19413529 No adult marbleds reported even from carpet placed at this spot.
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Espadilla (Sisyrinchium micranthum)Observ.
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Lawn by walking trail
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Rayadora Luctuosa (Libellula luctuosa)Observ.
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w o w !!!
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Araña Rayos de Dulce (Enoplognatha ovata)Observ.
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A nice change of pace from all the Steatoda nobilis near my apartment.
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Agachona Norteamericana (Gallinago delicata)Observ.
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Feeding at waters edge of channel between wastewater ponds.
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Rayador Americano (Rynchops niger)Observ.
captainmantis37Descripción
Lifer!!
It was performing the typical "skimming" behavior
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Farancia abacuraObserv.
lenrelyDescripción
Giant four-footer mud snake found in ditch, gender unknown. First one I've ever gotten my hands on. @lucareptile @suchosauros @tyherp
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Glossiphoniidae : Helobdella (2 eyes) seem to be a correct genus but no european Helobdella have tubercles like this.
Other possibility : young Glossiphonia (nebulosa) but structure of the body is more for Helobdella than Glossiphonia
Any idea ?
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Tosia australisObserv.
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Among rocks on rocky (granite) reef.
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This Moth had one of its legs "stuck" in a crease of a long narrow green leaf on the roadside; eventually it got loose and flew away, but lost the one leg in the process. Along Mormon-Emigrant Road, approximately midway between Leek Spring Ecological Area and Silver Fork Road (North to Kyburz and Highway 50). Elevation about 7,250 feet. Within area of 2021 Caldor Fire impact.
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Ardilla Zorra (Sciurus niger)Observ.
ken_mateikDescripción
Yearling male Fox Squirrel eating bird seeds on our back deck. Both photos taken through kitchen windows to avoid scaring the squirrel.
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Pavo (Meleagris gallopavo)Observ.
ken_mateikDescripción
hen Wild Turkey foraging on various lawns and in various landscaping areas, and most likely nesting somewhere nearby in suburbia
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Género PeckhamiaObserv.
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I'm glad these seem to be well established here; I'm seeing them more and more often now. They're such cool spiders!
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Vida (Vida)Observ.
captainmantis37Descripción
The green spherical things. They are rubbery and transparent, only a few mm in diameter
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Flakea papillataObserv.
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In small crevice in vertical sandstone cliff; shady mesic habitat
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Mosquita Blanca de Corona (Aleuroplatus coronata)Observ.
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Underside Coast Live Oak (Quercus agrifolia) leaf
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Natural Bridge Park Bioblitz; beneath outer layer of wood, fallen pine log; UV+ blue
