Favoritos de jeffreyleeisanaturalist
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Azulilla del Tule (Enallagma carunculatum)Observ.
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more blue than black overall, large blue eye spots
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Rayadora de Doce Manchas (Libellula pulchella)Observ.
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Damaged. Looked like it had been pecked by a bird or something. On the ground and easy to catch.
possible teneral
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Azulilla de Arroyo Vivaz (Argia vivida)Observ.
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Second photo by Bonnie Comegys.
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Zurcidora de Ojos Azules (Rhionaeschna multicolor)Observ.
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First photo by Patricia Edmonds, third photo by Bonnie Comegys.
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Zurcidora Migratoria Común (Anax junius)Observ.
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First photograph by Patricia Edmonds, third photograph by Bonnie Comegys.
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Caballito Pigmeo del Pacífico (Ischnura cervula)Observ.
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Water levels in Crystal Springs have gone up. The margin around the pond is wetter than in July and the inlet to the pond is substantially deeper. Given that it was a warm, mostly sunny day, the dragonfly activity at the site was very low. We saw very few individuals patrolling the water. The pond was particularly quiet.
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On decaying log ~10m from Willamette River; obtained specimen; still keying...
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Búho Chico (Asio otus)Observ.
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Roosting in Tamarisk grove outside western edge of the park.
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Pato Havelda (Clangula hyemalis)Observ.
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Female, inland from the breakwater.
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Rascón Costero del Pacífico (Rallus obsoletus)Observ.
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Directly in the shrubbery north of the boardwalk entrance (from the parking lot), along the inner Bolsa Bay; likely pushed up by high tide.
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Porrón Moñudo (Aythya fuligula)Observ.
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Continuing female consistently diving; drab black-brown head and back, gray/white flanks, small tuft, no white around base of bill.
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Chotacabras Zumbón (Chordeiles minor)Observ.
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Accidentally walked up on; flew off over the slope.
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Medusa Yema de Huevo (Phacellophora camtschatica)Observ.
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Culebra Listonada Noroccidental (Thamnophis ordinoides)Observ.
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Arao Pichón (Cepphus columba)Observ.
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PIGU surveys for Nisqually Reach.
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Tyria jacobaeaeObserv.
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Three individuals feeding on Tansy ragwort.
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Escarabajo de Bandas del Aile (Rosalia funebris)Observ.
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Venado Bura de Columbia (Odocoileus hemionus ssp. columbianus)Observ.
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Two or three individuals foraging on a decomposing American shrew-mole; produced a "buzzing" sort of noise while foraging, which allowed me to locate them.
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Colibrí Insigne (Panterpe insignis)Observ.
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Male.
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Golondrina Bicolor (Tachycineta bicolor)Observ.
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Victory! They've somehow outcompeted the HOSP!
Seen gathering downy materials for nest while in flight. Adult with white below the eye.
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Junco Ojos Negros (Junco hyemalis)Observ.
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4 fluffy individuals; watched adult feeding them; please do not disturb!
