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Raya de California (Caliraja inornata)Observ.
socal_anglingDescripción
Likely a trawl boat release, seen swimming at the surface and i grabbed it to take some pics
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Cascabel de Diamantes Rojos (Crotalus ruber)Observ.
lbiologicalDescripción
Observed basking in road after a big meal.
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Zacatonero Garganta Negra (Amphispiza bilineata)Observ.
neontetraploidDescripción
Seems to be the first record of this species at Bolsa Chica
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Rata Magueyera (Neotoma macrotis)Observ.
tothemaxDescripción
was under a metal sheet.
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Rata Magueyera (Neotoma macrotis)Observ.
tothemaxDescripción
was under a metal sheet.
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ekoberleDescripción
Very large specimen on ridgeline along Mariposa Trail, James Dilley Preserve. Other large specimens also nearby on ridgeline.
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Puma (Puma concolor)Observ.
korinnadomingoDescripción
Citizen scientists have nicknamed this female mountain lion "Nikita".
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Tiburón Zorro Común (Alopias vulpinus)Observ.
edcoreyncdprLugar
Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
Breached at least 8 times over the course of a few minutes
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jerrynDescripción
1.15 kilos under Ponderosa Pine. One highly decomposed also in the area. No others spotted. NW slope at 8,000 ft elevation (approximately)
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Pino Enano (Pinus flexilis)Observ.
thesafarihikerDescripción
West side of Mount San Jacinto, sub-pine zone. What kind of pines are these?
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Pino Enano (Pinus flexilis)Observ.
lincolndureyDescripción
On San Jacinto Peak, around 10700'. Those hiking poles are set at 125cm (49")
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
jeremiah_psiropoulos
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Carpintero Moteado (Sphyrapicus varius)Observ.
bridgetspencerDescripción
Maybe it's just the lack of obvious red on the nape, but I'm not sure what to think of this bird.
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scottklemmDescripción
I found this moth in area close to California Coastal Sagescrub. I could not find a match in any of my insect books, although it most closely resembled the Tiger Moth. Could it be an exotic or introduced species?
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Zorra Gris (Urocyon cinereoargenteus)Observ.
anewmarkDescripción
Seen sitting in ice plant behind the fence at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery
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Tiburón Boca Chica (Zameus squamulosus)Observ.
rosalaDescripción
Found washed up on Kellogg Beach, Crescent City, California. No injuries to the body. Thinking it was bycatch from an offshore trawler that got dumped overboard and washed up.
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Playero Combatiente (Calidris pugnax)Observ.
isaacsanchezDescripción
Orange Co., CA
ebird.org/view/checklist/S59516753
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Zorra Gris (Urocyon cinereoargenteus)Observ.
jerry_deboerDescripción
Having never seen a Kit Fox before, sure would appreciate confirmation of this photo. I've seen plenty of Gray Fox and it doesn't seem to fit that. This animal walked out on the trail, let its curiosity get the best of it for a minute or so, then walked back into the brush. Beautiful animal.
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Raya Mariposa Californiana (Gymnura marmorata)Observ.
boazsolorioDescripción
Found this specimen resting on a boulder, submerged. Measured approximately 20 in. across.
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Pez Luna Gigante (Mola tecta)Observ.
tomleeturnerDescripción
I am 6 feet from finger tip to finger tip. Big fish!
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Quercus × munziiObserv.
sea-kangarooDescripción
Well-known Quercus lobata x cornelius-mulleri hybid oak. Fabulous tree.
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Lagartija Norteña de Mancha Lateral (Uta stansburiana ssp. elegans)Observ.
charliebvaldez
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Pez Luna Gigante (Mola tecta)Observ.
ljefeDescripción
Found on beach by Dan Spach’s Wilderness Youth Project group. Turns out they were not the first to observe it, but at the time it seemed like it. So exciting for all the kids to experience first hand such a unique find!! WYP has said “we’re in the business of creating peak experiences.” This was certainly one of them!
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Pato Híbrido de Collar × Real (Anas platyrhynchos × Cairina moschata)Observ.
jessica_peruzzo
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delbachertDescripción
Trooper Swan is cross between native Trumpeter and Whooper Swan (Natl bird of Finland). Resident bird at Kellogg Bird Sanctuary
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