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Culebrita Cabeza Negra Aplanada (Tantilla gracilis)Observ.
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Found this tiny snake and eggs under a log. I'm not sure if they are related though.
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Sochuate (Thamnophis marcianus)Observ.
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I was out in my yard looking for butterflies when I saw this Checkered Garter Snake near a section of water hose. Looking like it had just eaterm perhaps a Gulf Coast Toad which I see in the same area regularly.
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Mariposa Sedosa Gigante Azul (Atlides halesus)Observ.
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!st one of these that I have found at my place. Images 1 and 2 taken from directly behind the hairstreak where the two blue "eyes" can be seen "looking" at you. I love that angle and watching the eyes move up and down. @tfandre I thought you might enjoy images 1 and 2 since they are not typical :-)
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Polilla de Los Zapallos (Diaphania hyalinata)Observ.
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Melonworm Moth
Dripping Springs,
Hays Co., Texas
30 September 2016
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Rained a lot today, so only had a little time to look for nature.
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Azulilla de Arroyo Anillada (Argia sedula)Observ.
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Two pairs in tandem with females ovipositing in rotting wood.
River Trail Park,
Luling,
Caldwell Co., Texas
22 July 2016
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After a great trip with Darrell in Tennessee, I headed back down home...and made a few more stops... :)
Enjoyed stopping at Greenlee Park in Brinkley, Arkansas. I didn't stay too long, but I did still spot some nice organisms. :)
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After a great trip with Darrell in Tennessee, I headed back down home...and made a few more stops... :)
This was at Stuart Springs Park in Arkansas -- it'd be a great park to visit if it wasn't so sketchy... :-/ There were some folks that looked like they were up to suspicious activity. :-/
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Lagartija Cornuda Texana (Phrynosoma cornutum)Observ.
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We came across 4 or 5 Texas Horned Lizards crossing the roads in this area.
