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Mérgulo de Scripps (Synthliboramphus scrippsi)Observ.
joachimbertrandsDescripción
Flew in boat disoriented, released unharmed
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Albatros de Laysan (Phoebastria immutabilis)Observ.
caritaDescripción
Injured/stranded. Taken to vet by park ranger. Unusual for point location. Two spotted last week off Skonun by PH. Warm seas this fall. Bird flu? Collision? Starvation? Latest report is no broken bones, possibly attacked by an eagle. Last 2 photos from Facebook posts
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Osos Holárticos (Género Ursus)Observ.
camerondeckertDescripción
Bear still out and about. Looking here at the older set of prints - square pads have Grizzly Bear look, though tracks aren't fresh enough to be certain. Black Bear also possible. The fresh prints are lynx.
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Azor Común Norteamericano (Accipiter atricapillus ssp. atricapillus)Observ.
kimruttanselbee
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Armiño Americano (Mustela richardsonii)Observ.
camerondeckertDescripción
Watched a very pretty winter Short-tailed Weasel lay these tracks down.
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Tímalo Artico (Thymallus arcticus)Observ.
kimruttanselbeeDescripción
Came continuously to the surface, feeding. I photographed it from the vantage point of an old beaver dam. Moved fairly slowly, in the shallow water, so just waited for it to come up for a morsel!
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Costurero Pico Largo (Limnodromus scolopaceus)Observ.
camerondeckertDescripción
Left bird
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Gaviota Alas Blancas (Larus glaucescens)Observ.
camerondeckertDescripción
Ad HERG w imm GWGU
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Ardilla Rayada (Neotamias minimus)Observ.
jozienDescripción
first chipmunk of the season. I wonder if chipmunks are like bears, they just like to come out on a nice sunny day.
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Tar Árabe (Arabitragus jayakari)Observ.
joachimbertrandsDescripción
Apparently known female with young present for weeks now just inside UAE borders.
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Garrapatas de Perro (Género Dermacentor)Observ.
camerondeckertDescripción
Tucker's tick. Found on our dog as it crawled through his fur. The dog has never traveled, and hasn't had exposure to dogs who have recently traveled. The local environment is rural residential, with horses, as well as wild ungulates and canines.
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Caballo Doméstico (Equus caballus)Observ.
camerondeckertDescripción
Not roaming the planet anymore, but this hoof on the beach is evidence that the Yukon Horse (Equus lambei) once roamed the shores of Qikiqtaruk. Or nearby shores some 15,000 years ago.
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Gaviota Patas Negras (Rissa tridactyla)Observ.
caritaDescripción
With gulls; many arrived in last while
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Mariquita de Manchas Blancas (Calvia quatuordecimguttata)Observ.
camerondeckert
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jozienDescripción
The onslaught of the grouse. Do you think my pine tree will survive?
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Sauces (Género Salix)Observ.
jozienDescripción
First pussy willow.
Last year was late , march 12, same tree. I think I still do not know which species of willow this is.
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Ardilla Voladora Norteña (Glaucomys sabrinus)Observ.
brucebennettDescripción
I have been hearing them but this is the first time I have seem them at my feeder this autumn.
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Glotón (Gulo gulo)Observ.
jozienDescripción
tracks leading to where the otters hang out.
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Azulilla de Arroyo Violeta (Argia fumipennis ssp. violacea)Observ.
camerondeckert
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Libélula de Alforjas (Tramea carolina)Observ.
camerondeckertDescripción
Reddish colour and pale abdomen distinguished from T. lacerata; while dark purple face and dark on S8 extending to bottom of segment distinguished from T. onusta.
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Saltapared Cholino del Oeste (Troglodytes pacificus)Observ.
sydcanningsDescripción
Please ignore sono-bombs by kinglet and squirrel!
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Helvella coriumObserv.
sara-nielsenDescripción
Black cup fungi growing in dry rocky area at edge of power line amid old charred wood.
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Picogordo (Coccothraustes coccothraustes)Observ.
camerondeckertDescripción
First Canadian record. The Hawfinch was first seen very briefly in the town of Haines Junction on 14 Dec by Wolf Riedl, and despite thorough searches including the Christmas Bird Count it was not seen again until 28 Dec when a bird (suggestive of Hawfinch) was seen briefly at Willow Acres by Millie Hall; then on 29 Dec the first photo (solidly confirming the ID) was obtained by Julie Bauer at Willow Acres during a brief view; and then on 30 Dec a six-hour vigil at Julie and Terry's home was rewarded by a fly-by early in the day followed by great views of the Hawfinch perched in an aspen in the late afternoon by Cameron Eckert, Jukka Jantunen, Pam Sinclair, Boris Dobrowolsky, Shyloh van Delft, Julie Bauer, Terry Skjonsberg, and Ulrich Trachsel with Freyia Trachsel on hand to witness to it all! The Hawfinch seems quite flighty and hasn't settled in to a a bird feeder. During today's observation it never came to a feeder.
