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Zambullidor Pico Grueso (Podilymbus podiceps)Observ.
kent_ozmentDescripción
I've never seen this behavior before. I thought it was a turtle at first glance. It stayed in this position until I had completely passed by, them emerged an flew toward the clutch observed nearby.
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Bifax laciniaObserv.
john2454Descripción
One of the type specimens, later named and described by Greenfield, Mee, and Randall.
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Ardillas de Árbol (Género Sciurus)Observ.
kevinbirderpasadenaDescripción
I believe this is a leucistic fox squirrel, I saw it three times in the last two months (March, April 2023) in Pasadena, California.
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Arañas Camello Y Parientes (Orden Solifugae)Observ.
sea-kangarooDescripción
Getting a UV light was incredibly worthwhile.
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Pulpo Gigante del Pacífico (Enteroctopus dofleini)Observ.
wendy5Descripción
This Bald Eagle was eating a Giant Pacific Octopus's 2' arm, then carried the remains to a branch on the bluff and kept eating.
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Tamborín Punteado Hawaiano (Canthigaster jactator)Observ.
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Dive at Kawaihae Harbor/Nudi Madness. Max depth 19ft/6m, avg depth 13ft/4m, avg temp 82F/28C.
This was really fun-- there was a large spiky urchin walking across the sand, crossing from one reef to the next, and swimming around in the protective halo of its spines was a little baby toby (and a bonus urchin crab in its anus, of course). Armored personnel carrier for the toby! The toby swam off into a reef hole when the urchin had crossed all the way.
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Caracol Europeo de Jardín (Cornu aspersum)Observ.
ranmofodDescripción
Shown fluorescing under 365nm UV light.
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Chamizo (Adenostoma fasciculatum)Observ.
nancyasquithDescripción
Fasciated stem of chamise--the only one I have ever come across. Although gall-like, most fasciations are thought to result from genetic abnormalities.
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sea-kangarooDescripción
Appeared to be flightless.
Not far from these other white flightless moths:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/152040320
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/152040316
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Conejo de Montaña (Sylvilagus nuttallii)Observ.
twillrichardsonDescripción
Drama. These guys all normally get along pretty well, but here a squirrel decided to start something and nearly got kicked in the head as reward. Moments later they were back to munching sunflower seeds side-by-side again.
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Calamares Lapiz (Familia Loliginidae)Observ.
dennisthediverDescripción
We went for a Black Water apnea session.
Swimming out into the dark and looking for critters at the surface.
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Mariposa Sedosa Gris (Strymon melinus)Observ.
sea-kangarooFecha
Septiembre 2019Descripción
Found inside on the window!
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Moho de Fango (Comatricha nigra)Observ.
alexis_orionDescripción
Lots of fruiting bodies at various stages on one log
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jstarspotsDescripción
Made a ruckus like a large rat, then came into bedroom from drawers under bed. Left large scat.
Not entirely sure of location now, was on a UTAS field camp at shearing quarters on North Bruny? If you know where that might have been let me know.
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Insectos Alados (Subclase Pterygota)Observ.
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Leafminer on Andrews' Clintonia.
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Chupapiedra Escarlata Australiana (Cochleoceps orientalis)Observ.
andrewtrevor-jonesDescripción
Cochleoceps orientalis, Nembrotha purpureolineata at The Monument. 10.7 m DSC_8641
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León Marino de Steller (Eumetopias jubatus)Observ.
troydeclanDescripción
Pink salmon are the "fun size" snacks.
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León Marino de Steller (Eumetopias jubatus)Observ.
beastmode1969Descripción
Eating a Giant Pacific Octopus!
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Bassia bassensisObserv.
luca_dtDescripción
Not much plankton but it was nice to see one of these. I also saw a small Lampea Ctenophore.
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Anurida maritimaObserv.
saxifragesDescripción
Floating in pool above high tide
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Bobo Café (Sula leucogaster)Observ.
sea-kangarooDescripción
Looking so happy/crazed!
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Golondrina Común (Hirundo rustica)Observ.
chiaDescripción
I believe both are Barn Swallows
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Género PediobiusObserv.
benarmstrongDescripción
Parasitizing miner still in mine (Phyllocnistis populiella) observed separately: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/54323504
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Pez Lija Pintado (Aluterus scriptus)Observ.
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Three pointing every which way together as they munched a single sea fan down to the branches.
Dive site Randy's Gazebo. Max depth 81ft/25m, avg depth 46ft/14m, avg temp 82F/28C.
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Coral Pilar (Dendrogyra cylindrus)Observ.
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Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
Surrounded by an incredible fishsplosion at all times.
Dive site Coconut Walk. Max depth 62ft/19m, avg depth 36ft/11m, avg temp 82F/28C.
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Vida (Vida)Observ.
sea-kangarooDescripción
Not sure what's going on with these buckeye branches.
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Dive site Emerald Cove, max depth 61ft/19m.
Lots of arms poking out of the sand/gravel.
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Escorpión Pardo (Scorpaena brasiliensis)Observ.
squidpastryDescripción
Lifer!!!! I've never seen a scorpionfish before!
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sea-kangarooDescripción
Dive site RMS Rhone (stern section), max. depth 65 feet / 20 meters.
Isopods riding on a Squirrelfish.
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Paloma Alas Blancas (Zenaida asiatica)Observ.
sea-kangarooDescripción
Cooing with all its might.
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sea-kangarooDescripción
Snorkeling at Governor's Reef (max depth less than 20ft/6m).
In Humann & Deloach there's a matching photo for Paguristes punticeps, but it has the note "There are two other species with similar coloration and appearance, P. grayi and P. wassi."
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Pulpo Brasileño de Arrecife (Octopus insularis)Observ.
sea-kangarooDescripción
Snorkeling at Governor's Reef (max depth less than 20ft/6m).
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Abaniquillo de Cabeza Azul (Anolis allisoni)Observ.
elbourretDescripción
avec @m-bibittes
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sea-kangarooDescripción
Tidepooling.
Extremely cute. Perched on @dpom 's finger.
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Tonina (Inia geoffrensis)Observ.
schaferphoDescripción
Amazon River Dolphins or Botos (Inia geoffrensis) Mother and Calf underwater in Flooded Forest, Rio Negro, Amazonia, Brazil
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stephen_thorpeDescripción
Paracephaleus hudsoni (Myers, 1923)
On Apodasmia similis.
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Abejorro Carpintero (Xylocopa tabaniformis)Observ.
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Big like a carpenter bee.
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Brachycybe pictaObserv.
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Gualala Point Regional Park; trail north of campground between Gualala River and creek; Sonoma County, CA, USA (Google, OSM)Descripción
under bare and very damp California bay laurel logs; adult in fourth image has unusual morphology with asymmetrical collum and non-converging final paranota
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erinkiddDescripción
Small elegant jumping spider with extra long tufted forelegs. Predominantly black body and legs. Each leg tipped with 3 bright white bands. Black pedipalps. Tufted forelegs are elongated with long fluffy furred ends, striped prominently with white. Spinnerets are small and white on a short rounded abdomen.
Specimen moved these legs in a deliberate waving motion.
Specimen roughly 1cm in length.
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Marmota de Vientre Amarillo (Marmota flaviventris)Observ.
krechols13Descripción
This was the second and bolder individual of a pair that I spotted while eating my lunch. I immediately dropped everything to take pictures, got some good shots, and went back to eating my lunch. This cutie kept going about his business, munching on the lawn, for over 30 minutes while I watched from a distance.
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Sapo de Aleta Lucia (Porichthys notatus)Observ.
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Beautiful, gentle fish. Under a rock. Pestered briefly and released under an overhang.
