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piedmontplantsDescripción
Along disturbed woodland border by roadside power line trail.
Seems unlikely. Need to look into further.
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dominicDescripción
LIFER!!!
Another had road cruised this beauty right before everyone was going to leave for the day. Super happy I finally got to see one and this little one seemed to enjoy all the paparazzi as it was a lifer for many in our group. Got carried away with photos as well because . . . hognose!
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Elymus svensoniiObserv.
theo_witsellDescripción
Limestone cliff on the Stones River.
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Cárices (Género Carex)Observ.
junior_bartramDescripción
seems to be weakley's "carex species 7"
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neylonFecha
Septiembre 1968Descripción
First time I've ever gotten to see a specimen up close.
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Bombus ashtoniObserv.
jmmaesDescripción
Apidae – Psithyrus ashtoni (CRESSON) – USA: Michigan: St. Joseph Co.: Tamarack Lake, 18/23-VI-1981, col. D.C.L. Gosling, det. Psithyrus ashtoni por R.W. Husband (1 hembra en col. Museo Entomológico de León) [Hy-43]
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danbadlandsDescripción
Hardwood forest with exposed Heflin phyllite.
DDS 17,004
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
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Tortuga Verde (Chelonia mydas)Observ.
astrobirderDescripción
rescued from a crack in the jetty by @blazeclaw
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astrobirderDescripción
no @blazeclaw were harmed in the making of this photo
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Salamandra Nariz de Parche (Urspelerpes brucei)Observ.
cjhughes926Descripción
Unsure of ID. I wrote it off as a two line in the field but now feel silly for not getting proper photos. was in the correct habitat for Urspelerpes sp.
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Sedum pusillumObserv.
botanyliciousDescripción
Looked like smallii but this is not where I would expect that ????
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fountainfungiDescripción
Different menthol smell, and hairiness on steps and leaves, seemed to have a bit more rounded leaves, compared with the mountain mint I’ve found in middle georgia. This was high elevation, fairly rare/uncommon along the trail up yonah. Only found three different patches, 6 inches wide
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Culebra de Collar (Diadophis punctatus)Observ.
dominicDescripción
Not even kidding I found this cutie in an acorn cap under a rock as is.
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Lucio de Arena (Sander canadensis)Observ.
dominicDescripción
My buddy caught this in his cast net! Never thought I'd see a walleye in Tennessee. Released unharmed.
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dominicDescripción
This is the LARGEST cottonmouth I have ever seen. Super happy to see one crossing the path but I was flabbergasted at how huge this snake was!
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Salamandra Zigzag Norteña (Plethodon dorsalis)Observ.
wildlanderDescripción
WHY ARE THERE SO MANY
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jbrasherDescripción
Small-Flower Pawpaw - FYI, I made a sweep in the general area where a first Asimina parviflora was found and stopped counting at 50 plants. These were scattered over a 2 - 3 acre area and I have since located a few more plants farther down the ridge. The tallest A. parviflora is about 10' - 12' tall and was the only plant with any fruit that I could find. Most plants are small in the 1' - 3' range.
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Siren nettingiObserv.
dominicDescripción
The target species for the day! The largest siren I have ever seen, yes I do realize there are larger species, but this one was thick and long. Super happy I was finally able to get one in TN.
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dominicDescripción
Super happy to see some more of these animals. Unsure of the species but maybe its M. partumeium just because this individual was found in a swamp?
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oryzias4562Fecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
ハコネサンショウウオ（O. japonicus）とホムラハコネサンショウウオ（O. pyrrhonotus）の混棲域にて。
写真は無いが腹側に白斑が全く見られなかったことから、狭義のハコネサンショウウオ（O. japonicus）と思われる。
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Chocha del Este (Scolopax minor)Observ.
dominicDescripción
@wp_herping heard and spotted this one walking in the woods as @kristaallen and I chased it down to snap this photo. Ended up getting to see their mating ritual earlier in the night as well thanks to Krista.
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aidancamposDescripción
Cyrilla parvifolia Rafinesque.
In Cyrilla parvifolia (overstory) & Sphagnum portoricense (understory) dominated shrub bog viewed from its ecotone with Eleocharis elongata & Eriocaulon lineare dominated peaty lakeshore marsh (at shore of coastal dune lake) and wet pitcherplant prairie. This portion of C. parvifolia shrub bog also grades into wet-mesic Pinus palustris flatwoods and small Taxodium ascendens swamps. Hypericum fasciculatum is common throughout the bog, and elongated, low hummocks with Eriocaulon compressum are present between the shrub bog and lakeshore marsh.
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Crataegus invisaObserv.
aidancamposDescripción
Crataegus invisa Sargent, likely synonymous with Crataegus mollis var. dumetosa (Sargent) Kruschke.
Remnant calcareous woodland over Grayson Marl & Main Street Limestone near ecotone with calcareous gallery forest.
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Viborita Ciega (Amphisbaena darwinii)Observ.
cinnamon325Descripción
Lifer suborder!!
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Salamandra de Espalda Marrón (Eurycea aquatica)Observ.
jeffwilson2Descripción
Spring seep / vernal pool in bottom of hardwood of ravine. Final picture was using a black light.
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Chiripepé Cabeza Parda (Pyrrhura molinae)Observ.
astrobirderDescripción
Particularly evil
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bridgetspencerDescripción
Continuing presumed hybrid, one of two overwintering in Orange County.
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theo_witsellDescripción
High-quality upland savanna-woodland with sandy soil. Plants seem large to me for Scleria ciliata but the specimens key cleanly in Weakley's 2023 Flora of the Southeast US. Same specimen photographed in https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/85860642.
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vvoelkerDescripción
Second known location for this species in Ky. Where else have we overlooked it?
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masebrockDescripción
Maybe??
At sidewalk edge around rice field. Should not be a saline area, I think (so should not be typical S. subulatum)
Species appears scarcely documented for the region. Known from two other sites in Kagoshima prefecture.
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Ranas Manchadas (Género Lithobates)Observ.
safronDescripción
In background, hard to hear over the peepers
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masebrockDescripción
Decumbent shrub on steep sea cliffs, mostly around eroding mudstone layer.
First record for iNaturalist
