Favoritos de draginous
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Cercopiteco Verde Meridional (Chlorocebus pygerythrus ssp. pygerythrus)Observ.
alexanderr
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Arañas del Pasto (Género Agelenopsis)Observ.
chasing_raptorsFecha
Septiembre 2023
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Siriríes (Género Dendrocygna)Observ.
kingmaphotosDescripción
A white-faced whistling duck (Dendrocygna viduata) swimming
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Rascadores, Zacatoneros, Juncos Y Gorriones (Familia Passerellidae)Observ.
ckhuntDescripción
Observation #7400
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Pato Norteño (Anas platyrhynchos)Observ.
vanesawalrusDescripción
Mallard hybrid?
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Lobo Marino Californiano (Zalophus californianus)Observ.
leptoniaDescripción
with wounds/damage on rear part of body; presumably from a Great White Shark?
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Bobo Norteño (Morus bassanus)Observ.
apistanewjDescripción
the bottom gannet has darkened irises - indicating this couple survived bird flu together
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Venado Bura de Columbia (Odocoileus hemionus ssp. columbianus)Observ.
busyberriesDescripción
Unusual markings in this fawn.
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Pijije Alas Blancas (Dendrocygna autumnalis)Observ.
nbnatDescripción
White whistling duck with about 10,000 black bellied whistling ducks!
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Marmota de Vientre Amarillo (Marmota flaviventris)Observ.
gruldoDescripción
This is a black phase yellow-bellied marmot.
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Eider Común (Somateria mollissima)Observ.
rtshaw80Descripción
Washington's 3rd state record.
Westport Marina
Grays Harbor County
Washington State
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Cerceta Canela × Cerceta Ala Azul Híbrido (Spatula cyanoptera × discors)Observ.
rtshaw80Descripción
Woodland Bottoms.
Cowlitz County, WA
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Observ.
dbmcc09Descripción
Second winter in this location.
An observation from February 2022 presumably same individual at the same place.
https://inaturalist.ca/observations/107525801
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Musaraña de Cola Corta del Norte (Blarina brevicauda)Observ.
chasing_raptorsDescripción
Second pic added to assist with ID. They can motor when they want to.
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Garcita Verde (Butorides virescens)Observ.
littleredbirdDescripción
Riparian Preserve at Gilbert Water Ranch.
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Barnacla Hawaiana (Branta sandvicensis)Observ.
wendy5Descripción
Nene with band ZYP (white on blue) stayed close to Nene ATA in a loose gathering of 28 (!) Nene plus one Snow Goose on the golf course. Location is approximate.
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Pato Norteño (Anas platyrhynchos)Observ.
rameshmekkaduDescripción
Is this a Mallard + Green-winged teal hybrid (Female)? Experts please comment!
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Patos (Género Anas)Observ.
tristanmcknightDescripción
Looks like another Mexican x mallard duck hybrid. Slightly upturned tail feathers, some black around the bill.
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Ganso Canadiense Menor (Branta hutchinsii)Observ.
ken47Descripción
Pigment Abnormality
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Tecolote Oyamelero Norteño (Aegolius acadicus)Observ.
mshimmelDescripción
Caught during an owl banding session at the Wildcat Hills banding station
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Zambullidor de Atitlán (Podilymbus gigas)Observ.
valeriosbordoniFecha
Septiembre 1975
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Avetoro Menor (Ixobrychus exilis)Observ.
robertivensDescripción
Gilbert Water Ranch, Gilbert, Arizona.
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Garza Dedos Dorados (Egretta thula)Observ.
karen_strausDescripción
Eating a crawfish
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Cascabel de Diamantes (Crotalus atrox)Observ.
viperidae4everLugar
PrivadoDescripción
Scientific study 🐍
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Boomslang (Dispholidus typus)Observ.
aepafricaDescripción
I was called to Melmoth for a mamba in a tree. I had my doubts but couldn't get a positive ID. Struggled with those who were convinced. Made the trip to find a female boomslang. I spent an obscene amount of time explaining how I knew this and even with the male coming across to the female, it was still a mission to explain as clearly as possible that green mambas don't occur in Melmoth.
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Mirlo de Europa Occidental (Turdus merula ssp. merula)Observ.
lloyd_eslerDescripción
Albino blackbird. About one in a hundred has some white feathering and one in a thousand is fully white. These are normally leucistic or isabelline birds with a cinnamon cast to the feathers and normal eye and beak colour but this one is a genuine albino. Never seen one before. Probably won’t last long as they are conspicuous, may be ostracized by their mates and probably have poor vision. The observer said it seemed to be almost blind
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Tortuga Lagarto Norteña (Chelydra serpentina)Observ.
elizabeth1144Descripción
Snapping turtle caught a duck by the beak. (nb see the duck post to see what happened)
