Favoritos de kbakkegard
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Carpintero Verde (Xiphidiopicus percussus)Observ.
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Sleeping. Telephone pole that it had earlier pecked out a nice hole, not large enough to go into, but enough to hide the head and sleep. We also saw it here 3 days earlier.
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Abaniquillo de la Habana (Anolis homolechis)Observ.
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white dewlap
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I watched for approx 15 to 20 min as this wasp first opened up the curled leaf/silk hideaway in an oak to finally extract this caterpillar. Really neat! You could hear the crunching (which is why I noticed). At first, could not figure out why a wasp would be taking a leaf off an oak, but eventually saw the rolled/silken leaf and figured it found a caterpillar. Wasp worked hard for that caterpillar!
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Araña Calabaza (Araneus marmoreus)Observ.
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one od my favorites!
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Lots here. Sandy area in back and right side of the church
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Serpiente de Agua del Norte (Nerodia sipedon)Observ.
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basking on log alongside river. HUGE prey item recently consumed.
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Azulillas de Estanque (Género Enallagma)Observ.
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Trail to Rainbow Blue Hole
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Epictia columbiObserv.
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Under a rock. 15 cm total length - a big one!
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Colibrí de Las Bahamas (Nesophlox evelynae)Observ.
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Nestlings!
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Ciempiés Patón (Sphendononema guildingii)Observ.
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lovely colors!
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Serpiente Coralillo del Noreste (Micrurus fulvius)Observ.
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Long anticipated lifer.
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Ranas Manchadas (Género Lithobates)Observ.
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Even caught a tongue splat!
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Araña Pescadora Oscura (Dolomedes tenebrosus)Observ.
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Huge! In oxbow.
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large for a jumping spider. On lilypads in an oxbow lake
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Bayoya de la Sierra (Leiocephalus macropus)Observ.
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displaying male
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It was fanning the two sets of tufts on its abdomen open and closed. Wafting pheromones?
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Turpial Cubano (Icterus melanopsis)Observ.
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On palm tree. Feeding babies in dead palm fronds green worm and lizard.
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UV and white light. There are many, many scorpions in this area, easy to find with a UV light.
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mating ameivas, Male chases female, scratches her behind head. Copulate for 2 to 3 sec, female breaks away and runs approx 20m. Male does not follow.
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Lagarto Cola Rizada de Las Antillas (Leiocephalus carinatus)Observ.
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Nice big one
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Guacaica (Coccyzus merlini)Observ.
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All pix of same bird.
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Carpintero de Cresta (Dryocopus pileatus)Observ.
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Building nest in old snag!
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Salamandra Bilineada Sureña (Eurycea cirrigera)Observ.
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Adult was with the eggs
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Moscas Soldado (Subfamilia Sarginae)Observ.
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Stumped my invert class. We are currently thinking a larvae of something. Beetle was our initial reaction due to the sclaratized head. However, it is missing 6 defined legs. Figured we’d throw it out to the inat experts to see if y’all had any ideas
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Chochín Hiemal (Troglodytes hiemalis)Observ.
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Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center, 3121 Visitor Center Road, Decatur, AL 35603, USA (Google, OSM)
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Cardenal Rojo (Cardinalis cardinalis)Observ.
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English Gardens
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Araña Calabaza (Araneus marmoreus)Observ.
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looked full of eggs.
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Cyathus striatusObserv.
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Small. Approx half inch or less height.
