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Common Snapping Turtle (Chelydra serpentina)Observer
ninacarranoDescription
Found many hatchlings in the ground, heading toward the river. Helped them find their way, as some unfortunately had obviously been trampled as they were in a high traffic area of the loading dock.
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White-headed Marsh Tyrant (Arundinicola leucocephala)Observer
eduardovieira1301
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Stink Bugs, Shield Bugs, and Allies (Superfamily Pentatomoidea)Observer
sycamore_greenway
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Mullein Moth (Cucullia verbasci)Observer
macasadoDescription
Feeding on Scrophularia
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Galeruca tanacetiObserver
per-hoffmann-olsenDescription
Mass occurence of G. tanaceti.
First I saw them on the concrete base of a streetlamp (Image 1),
then in the grass (Image 2),
then I realized they are everywhere!! (Image 3),
then I realized I was in an Alfred Hitchcock horror movie!
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Tree Swallow (Tachycineta bicolor)Observer
jemredwoodDescription
Among all the Barn Swallows
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North American Deer Mice (Genus Peromyscus)Observer
mthallworthDescription
Inadvertently interrupted a family while moving. The female came back for this young mouse a few mins later.
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Common Raccoon (Procyon lotor)Observer
johnkramplDescription
This raccoon had just been returned to his home in the river bottom after being found in the city. I happened to come by shortly after his release so he was fully awake in the day which he normally would not be.
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Ceanothus Silk Moth (Hyalophora euryalus)Observer
jessyca_reidDescription
Found in the morning. Still calmly resting this afternoon. Beautiful specimen!
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Beehive Ginger (Zingiber spectabile)Observer
malena41Description
Finca LENOSE
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Question Mark (Polygonia interrogationis)Observer
sambiologyDescription
After lunch I went walking around Village Creek Historic Area to enjoy some nature.
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dianis_pittiDescription
Los saltamontes son un grupo de insectos pertenecientes al suborden Caelifera.
Se encuentran entre lo que probablemente sea el grupo vivo más antiguo de insectos herbívoros masticadores.
• Mudan su piel en verano con un nuevo exoesqueleto.
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Green Huntsman Spider (Micrommata virescens)Observer
tbrooksDescription
Night of 24 Apr, running moth trap in public parking. Waning moon, clouds 8/8, 12-deg, wind 12kmph SW.
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Tau Emperor Moth (Aglia tau)Observer
tbrooksDescription
Night of 24 Apr, running moth trap in public parking. Waning moon, clouds 8/8, 12-deg, wind 12kmph SW.
