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meganpawlukDescripción
Roughly 50 plants in a mixed population with Bidens amplissima, about 100 plants total on the east side of the pond and another population of about 60 plants on the north side
Some plants with tripartite leaves and others without
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Cormorán Orejón (Nannopterum auritum)Observ.
gatorhawkDescripción
This is James. James tried to catch fish. James swam in circles for roughly 8 minutes attempting to do so. The fish got away. James came back empty-billed. James failed.
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Tortuga Pinta (Trachemys scripta ssp. elegans)Observ.
nelson_wisnikDescripción
in the absence of a trunk or stone to lean on, a capybara may be an option;
I have observed these two individuals do this twice;
see also
https://www.inaturalist.org/journal/nelson_wisnik/21258-the-friendly-capybara
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Mariposa Vanesa Occidental (Vanessa annabella)Observ.
randrudlandDescripción
if this is an accurate ID I see no other records from Haida Gwaii??
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michaelbomfordDescripción
Beggarticks extend along lower edge of berm in northwest corner of Garden City Lands.
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franciscomarvalDescripción
Colecta desembocadura del Río Nurucual, Nurucual. Parque Nacional Mochima. Estado Sucre. Venezuela
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Madrejuile Flecha (Gobionellus oceanicus)Observ.
franciscomarvalDescripción
Gobionellus oceanicus (Pallas, 1770) Gobiidae. Gobionellinae. Río Guirintal, municipio Bolívar. Estado Sucre. Venezuela
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azvaraFecha
Septiembre 12, 2023Descripción
S břeh odpuštěného Kovčínského rybníka
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julegustDescripción
It's not the regular maidenhair fern. High alpine, 6500ft in the N Cascades. Help!!
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Escaleras de Jacob (Género Polemonium)Observ.
julegustDescripción
Summit ridge of Dome Peak, 8500ft/2500m
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Helechos de Escudo (Género Polystichum)Observ.
josegarridoDescripción
Growing near some western sword fern. Last photo shows some obvious western sword fern growing out of the same bunch. But I've never seen any one like this... Mutation? Hybrid?
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rwrDescripción
not sure on exact location, was likely on south facing cliffs above lake
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Ostrero Variable (Haematopus unicolor)Observ.
raewynaDescripción
Leucistic bird that appeared to have no black feathers at all.
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Marmota de Vientre Amarillo (Marmota flaviventris)Observ.
gwc083Descripción
Melanistic?!?!? So cool! Guess this is only seen in the Tetons. On the Cascade Canyon Trail.
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Martín Pescador Norteño (Megaceryle alcyon)Observ.
neilandsharonDescripción
I've never seen or heard of a nearly all black kingfisher. Is it juvenile? A known variant? A different species?
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jqrichmondDescripción
I'm not sure about the species. We were calling it E. albofaciolatus. We pulled it out of a big pile of coconut husks. Apologies for the terrible photos.
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michael_oldhamDescripción
foreground, with Petasites sagittatus; M.J. Oldham collection # 42470; replicates to TRT, mjo, MT; saline pond edges
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Visón Americano (Neogale vison)Observ.
brianbaileyDescripción
American Mink with a freshly caught Round Goby
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taudlaDescripción
Photo taken by @dkuluguktuk Daniel Kuluguktuk at Cumberland Sound near Pangnirtung, Nunavut, Canada
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Opuntia fragilisObserv.
ken_cosburnDescripción
The location is a micro climate and I believe this is the most northern habitat for cactus.
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Puma (Puma concolor)Observ.
ken_cosburnDescripción
Taken with a Browning trail camera.
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Lince Americano (Lynx rufus)Observ.
cosvanwDescripción
Crows alerted me to its presence, so I was ready with my camera. Duck for breakfast.
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Lince Americano (Lynx rufus)Observ.
cosvanwDescripción
I felt its presence before I saw it.
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Carex lyngbyeiObserv.
bobmcdDescripción
Grizzly Bear has been feeding on these sedges.
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sadie_hickeyDescripción
Weird aquatic plants with reduced flowers I haven't been able to key yet.
Growing in a drainage pond\
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Escirpillo Cabizbajo (Isolepis cernua)Observ.
cgbcDescripción
Very abundant in soft muddy estuarine marsh; photos after dusk
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Hepática de Las Fuentes (Marchantia polymorpha)Observ.
cgbcDescripción
On small dry sand island connected to land at low tide. Tidal marsh of Baltic Rush, growing on mud under the thick rushes right down to the lowest edge of them (though more sparsely) below the tideline.
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gwenlhDescripción
Now that I have explored more at the head of Mamquam Blind Channel I have decided that this species is much more widespread than I first thought. It seems to be mixed with Limosella aquatica and Lysimachia maritima on the flats in the low tide zone. This observation is from the west side of the channel, opposite the peninsula I have been visiting. Pinched stems and umbrella-shaped blooms.
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Armuelle (Atriplex prostrata)Observ.
gwenlhDescripción
Lower on the mudflat where I typically saw this species on the small peninsula.
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Myosurus minimusObserv.
kairuneDescripción
Located on the edge of where the sedges were growing which was meeting the area that was flooded just a few weeks ago that has turned into mud.
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Eriogonum niveumObserv.
sheriff_woody_pctDescripción
Strangely glabrous or almost, inflorescences and involucres.
