Favoritos de jkcook
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Arañas Camello de Rostro Recto (Género Eremobates)Observ.
tiwaneDescripción
Big mahalo to @damontighe for shining his UV light on this beauty. The round things are likely diverticula of the digestive system, being pushed against its exoskeleton by a load of eggs.
Kudos to @nmcnear for finding this explanation on BugGuide.
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Rana Arbórea Gris (Hyla versicolor)Observ.
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These guys seem to really like the pool but had to be relocated to a nearby pond because of the noise. Batch 2 as the bucket wasn't big enough to hold 33 jumpy frogges.
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chrismorseDescripción
Vivid blue cup fungi, growing on dead tree in Beech Forest (Red, Silver & Mountain) near Knobs Flat, Eglington Valley.
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Tlalcoyote (Taxidea taxus)Observ.
mhedinDescripción
juniper + lava rock habitat. remarkable animal
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Polilla Amarilla Ojos de Venado (Automeris io)Observ.
anita363Descripción
Very docile, once they settled down. Tended to drop to the ground if disturbed (perhaps a defense mechanism against bats?), but happy to perch on a finger. Picked this one up and placed on this leaf for a nice photo op. Wingspan 8 cm.
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Sadocus ingensObserv.
micaelaeDescripción
Aracnido perteneciente al orden Opilión de la familia Gonyleptidae. Sadocus Ingens, macho.
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Bajapalos Pecho Blanco (Sitta carolinensis)Observ.
watermelonpunchDescripción
Robert hand feeding nuthatch at Hendrie Park at Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington Ontario Canada
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Bajapalos Pecho Blanco (Sitta carolinensis)Observ.
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Nuthatch vs chickadee
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Chipe Garganta Naranja (Setophaga fusca)Observ.
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1 pair and several singing males
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Golondrina Verdemar (Tachycineta thalassina)Observ.
wendy5Descripción
A very colorful Violet-green Swallow paused on a picnic table in the campground for a portrait.
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Gallo Asiático (Gallus gallus)Observ.
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Kaeng Krachan, Thailand
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tyronepingDescripción
[NEW SPECIES]
Bradypodion venustum - Grootvasdersbosch Dwarf Chameleon. From Grootvasdersbosch Forest, Western Cape. https://www.tyroneping.co.za/chameleons/bradypodion-venustum-grootvasdersbosch-dwarf-chameleon/
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Sapo Boca Angosta Oriental (Gastrophryne carolinensis)Observ.
bonesbugsandharmony
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Mariposa Búho de Ojos Cafés Centroamericana (Dynastor darius ssp. stygianus)Observ.
magazhuDescripción
Dia 82, un individuo.
Day 82, one individual.
Relacionado con // Related to:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/2667158
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/2667199
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/2667420
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Cóndor de Los Andes (Vultur gryphus)Observ.
snowmanstudiosDescripción
PanAmericana 2017 - the image was taken on an overlanding travel from Ushuaia to Anchorage - taken by Thomas Fuhrmann, SnowmanStudios - see more pictures on / mehr Aufnahmen auf www.snowmanstudios.de
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tony_willsDescripción
This guy was just a wee red blob, but I knew it was something interesting from previous observations from up north :-)
The last image has a scale (mm and 1/2 mm divisions), the bell is about 4mm high.
It can curl up its tentacles so they are just little knobs, which it does when swimming. It can then unfurl those tentacles and drift with them extended.
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Arañas Patonas (Familia Pholcidae)Observ.
entomo-logicDescripción
Eating a Smith’s Black-headed Snake (Tantilla hobartsmithi)
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Culebra Encapuchada del Suroeste (Tantilla hobartsmithi)Observ.
entomo-logicDescripción
Being eaten by Pholcid spider.
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Culebra Verde Rugosa (Opheodrys aestivus)Observ.
tothemaxDescripción
Rough Greensnake catching an orbweaver spider. It got close to the web and then stayed there for what felt like 10 minutes (not sure it was waiting to figure out how to catch the spider or because I had disturbed it). After a while, it finally caught the spider and seemed to have no trouble eating it. My first time seeing a wild snake catch its prey!
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Género FriggaObserv.
treegrowDescripción
Frigga sp. Celestún Biosphere Reserve, Yucatán, México.
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Azulilla de Arroyo Anillada (Argia sedula)Observ.
tfandreDescripción
Being eaten by a Dark Fishing Spider
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jkcookFecha
Septiembre 2019Descripción
I think this is the tiniest creature I've photographed so far!
Note: the increments on the ruler in the last photo are 1/32 inch, not 1 millimeter. The spider's body is about 4mm long.
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Libélula Serpiente de Anillos Blancos (Erpetogomphus compositus)Observ.
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Beautiful spider - glad to finally find one in the wild and happen to have my camera with me. Somehow I managed to take 20 pictures of this spider and not get a good in-focus dorsal shot :(
It's not obvious in these photos but there is a patch of light/white scales near the base of the chelicerae which matches notes I found on bugguide for H. coecatus.
~4mm. Playing on a picnic table in a neighborhood park.
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jgw_atxDescripción
~4mm. Got some pretty nice photos of this one. It looks similar to Habronattus fallax but I defer to the experts :)
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Polilla del Guarumo (Hyalophora cecropia)Observ.
jkcookDescripción
Found by a trail near Big Manitou Falls at Pattison State Park, Wisconsin
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jkcookDescripción
A female Ebony Jewelwing that appeared to be laying eggs on a plant right after mating. It let me get pretty close up while it was occupied.
