Favoritos de allen_barlow
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allenbryanDescripción
my earliest VA record; teneral male; caught female Cobra and tried to compare size; cobra left and blackwater right
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Culebra Acuática Centroamericana (Thamnophis proximus)Observ.
alex_cicindela_guy
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Coa Elegante (Trogon elegans)Observ.
allenbryanDescripción
minimum 3 males and 1 female
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loki_limestoneDescripción
Never seen this before & the Nashville Basin hasn't either!
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loki_limestoneDescripción
Absolutely precious, hope I see this species again some day
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loki_limestoneDescripción
Moth sheet got rained out, really the only subject in the 5 minutes I had, still great seeing that this hasn't been posted to iNat yet from middle Tennessee
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Culebra Listonada Común (Thamnophis sirtalis ssp. sirtalis)Observ.
darshaassant
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Gusano Cachudo de la Yuca (Erinnyis ello)Observ.
stevewalternatureDescripción
An oldie but a goodie. Before my mothing days. Photo furnished to me by Don Riepe.
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Rayadora Ambarina de Patas Negras (Perithemis domitia)Observ.
stevewalternature
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Alca Común (Alca torda)Observ.
allenbryanDescripción
~10 individuals; singles, doubles and one triple group
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Salamandra de Mármol (Ambystoma opacum)Observ.
allenbryanDescripción
Partly cloudy; 50 degrees; afternoon
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Picogrueso Norteño (Coccothraustes vespertinus)Observ.
allenbryanDescripción
single bird
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Chipe Oliváceo (Leiothlypis celata)Observ.
allenbryanDescripción
possible "orestera" subspecies?; continuing at site
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hr_dragonflyDescripción
These things were one of the two amazing moths we saw this day. These triple length antennas danced when the moths did their dancing flight over leaves. We saw one interaction but no sex. On leaves they would strike a pose like this one and the antenna would be swept back or flared. Color was positional from black to purples to reds with scaling. We had never seen these anywhere else.
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Chipe Grande (Icteria virens)Observ.
allenbryanDescripción
3rd overwintering individual found in area
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aj_explorersDescripción
Scary to find while chasing toads but super cool as well! Good thing my boy knows what he can and cannot pick up.
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Cerceta Alas Azules (Spatula discors)Observ.
ajtrentlyDescripción
Female and male
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Avetoro Norteño (Botaurus lentiginosus)Observ.
williamwisephotoDescripción
Burst out of the Maidencane as my canoe approached. Lucky to get these shots.
Okefenokee Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, Georgia. October 25, 2022.
- Location: Suwannee River (brown canoe trail) N30.81310° W82.38994°
- Mostly sunny with high near 83.
- Sunrise 7:39 AM; Sunset 6:46 PM
- Daylight hours: 11 hours 7 minutes (-1m 44s)
See and learn more about the incredible Okefenokee at www.okefenokee.photography
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Saltapared Cholino del Este (Troglodytes hiemalis)Observ.
allenbryanDescripción
1 of many
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Hormiga Norteña Cultivadora de Hongos (Trachymyrmex septentrionalis)Observ.
mmccarthy98
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Panthea furcillaObserv.
jdietrchDescripción
~22mm head to wingtip
See https://bugguide.net/node/view/2175386
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Tritón Oriental (Notophthalmus viridescens)Observ.
alivenfree76Descripción
Saw 4 today
