Favoritos de federico_chinchilla
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Pseudoescorpiones Comunes (Familia Chernetidae)Observ.
joe1422Lugar
700 m sur del escuela cerro plano, Provincia de Puntarenas, Monteverde, Costa Rica (Google, OSM)
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Jaguar (Panthera onca)Observ.
cccrllDescripción
Jaguar footprints on the beach of Tortuguero.
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Jaguar (Panthera onca)Observ.
cccrllDescripción
Jaguar footprints on the beach of Tortuguero.
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Puma (Puma concolor)Observ.
cccrllDescripción
Sea turtle carcass, killed by a puma during egg-laying.
Certainly a puma, the jaguar it is extinct in this part of the Nicoya Peninsula.
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Murciélago Cola Corta de Sebas (Carollia perspicillata)Observ.
aure11976Descripción
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Pecarí de Collar (Pecari tajacu)Observ.
zoewoodhouseDescripción
Thank you Reyna Shauman for the photos and good eye!!!
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Mono Aullador de Manto Dorado (Alouatta palliata)Observ.
schylerbrownDescripción
Howler monkey at 10 sec
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Tlacuaches (Familia Didelphidae)Observ.
mckenzie73Descripción
Can anyone ID based on dentition? Lower mandible is intact. I suspect opossum but I'm not sure.
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Nutria de Río (Lontra longicaudis)Observ.
lukas246Descripción
Given location is not exact. Tracks were seen somewhere along the Pacuare River.
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Diplomys labilisObserv.
ticoswildstudioDescripción
First register for the species in Costa Rica.
For more follow me on www.instagram.com/ticoswildstudio
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Viejo de Monte (Eira barbara)Observ.
hholbrookDescripción
Ran across the road right in front of us, injured rear left leg, dropped over embankment to the river, no one was able to get pics.
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Hormiga Arriera Roja (Atta cephalotes)Observ.
tiwaneDescripción
@loarie spotted this ant doing some actual leaf cutting.
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Caimán (Caiman crocodilus)Observ.
ecastroDescripción
Desde el puente Stone 25m, con el celular
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Sapo Dorado (Incilius periglenes)Observ.
zacpetersonDescripción
Date is approximate. 3 individuals (2 males & 1 female) seen sometime in April, 1987. My mother and father (@dmpeterson ) were living in Monteverde in the spring of 1987, staying with the Gavin family. I have been digitizing their old slides, and thought these ones were significant, so I uploaded them. The date and location are approximate, based on their best recollection.
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Avispas Melíferas Y Parientes (Tribu Epiponini)Observ.
rob21Descripción
in centre
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Zorra Gris (Urocyon cinereoargenteus)Observ.
pharomachrus14
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Burricon (Leopardus wiedii)Observ.
bigsamDescripción
2 came up the trail towards me, one paused for a few seconds before joining the other in the undergrowth
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Ballena Jorobada (Megaptera novaeangliae)Observ.
bigsamDescripción
Frequently breaching, I believe there were 2, maybe one was this years calf.
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Cola de Gallo (Aphelandra scabra)Observ.
rachhalpDescripción
A bright red/orange flowering plant. Appears to have simple, opposite leaves. Does not seem to be bearing fruit. Classic vein pattern with a main pattern running through the center of the leaf with a lot of small veins splitting from the main vein. Dark green leaves with a waxy appearance, belongs to the acanthaceae family.
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rachelfrostDescripción
Small green dehiscent fruit. Looks like huevos de caballo. No flowers visible on this tree but young fruits starting to appear
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Papaya (Carica papaya)Observ.
halie19Descripción
Palmately compound leaf, leaflets are attached at petiole.
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jordansibleyDescripción
Tree found in Pitilla
-Rubiaceae family- Blue berries, kind of have a smell like licorice
- leaves are simple and opposite
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Género GuzmaniaObserv.
mackbr0wnDescripción
Homework 1
Guzmania is a genus of over 120 species of flowering plants in the family Bromeliaceae
This specific species does not have an inflorescence but the flowers occurs in the center of the rosette, blooming one at a time over several months. There is no sent to this flower and it is not very colorful.
