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kels_m_Descripción
Female map turtle, not gravid. Kyphosis spine and old injury to rear of carapace
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Ratón Norteamericano Peromyscus maniculatusObserv.
brendavrDescripción
caught in snap trap in basement (same species that keeps getting on the backfence camera?)
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upupa-epopsDescripción
Quite a few found in the water near the beach this day and then none the next.
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zihaowangDescripción
Plants minute and short, fan-shaped; limbidium ends below leaf apex, sometimes absent in the lower leaves; leaf bulging but smooth;
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Scapania nemoreaObserv.
zihaowangDescripción
Gemmae unicellular; dorsal lobe of leaf extends over and across the stem
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Ulmus americanaObserv.
owenclarkinDescripción
at right (yellow arrow); showing "juvenile" features, side-by-side with "adult" American Elm and Slippery Elm for comparison. Frequently, such young and vigorous-growing Ulmus americana have rough-textured leaves and are liable to be confused with Ulmus rubra; be sure to check leaf details other than texture such as vein patterns, teeth size, etc. and also the buds which are different from Ulmus rubra. A juvenile Ulmus rubra in situ on Petrie island for comparison here:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/45454657
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Geum × catlingiiObserv.
michael_oldhamDescripción
flower colour intermediate between putative parents growing nearby; specimen collected
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Vitis ripariaObserv.
wdvanhemDescripción
In mesic, sandy soil at the edge of an old logging road.
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Pellia epiphyllaObserv.
burke_korolDescripción
on mud deposits on river shore rocks
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t_knightDescripción
Small (0.5 cm tall), subtubulose limb longer than sheath, leaves mostly 3 mm, no more than 4 mm.
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Fissidens exilisObserv.
elacroix-carignanDescripción
On bare clay on the sides of a little stream in a disturbed forest.
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bcaffreyDescripción
Helped it cross the road so it wouldn’t get hit. Quite friendly and docile.
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Clase BryopsidaObserv.
keevilmDescripción
Growing like gangbusters underwater on limestone bedrock, boulders, and cobbles below dam spillway. I don't think I have seen this moss here in previous years. Magnified photos added. Unlike syntopic Lepodictyum riparium https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/26016827 this moss is not complanate, instead having the leaves densely packed and sticking out all around the stem making it look spiky or furry. Another difference is that the costa extends all the way to the very tip of the leaf. It looks a lot like Campylium stellatum https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/25753512 but that species lacks a costa.
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sricherDescripción
Olive/brown/dark foot fringe. A pale foot fringe would indicate Carolina mantleslug, and an orange-ish foot fringe and orange mucus would indicate Toga mantleslug.
For my own personal notes: near old north shore nest site
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sricherDescripción
Sorry, I only had an imperial measurement tape on me at the time.
As a personal reminder to me, near north shore old *nest site
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Bayoneta Sagittaria latifoliaObserv.
burke_korolDescripción
presumably latifolia, but without mature achenes I can't tell
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carl-adamDescripción
Previously found by Zach Harris, heavily undulating, picture doesn't really do it justice but clearly visible with naked eye. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/29086859 same location
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Pitón Reticulada Asiática Malayopython reticulatusObserv.
bryan285Descripción
Never expected to see something like this!
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keevilmDescripción
Tentative ID. See collected observations of cf this species: http://inaturalist.ca/projects/cf-leptodictyum. Moss cultured in aquarium from small sample collected late June 2017 growing on log submersed in swamp edge beside large marsh. Date and location are for the wild observation but unfortunately no photos as it appeared in the wild. A portion removed from aquarium and cultured terrestrially as (these photos marked as text).
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keevilmDescripción
Growing on submerged limestone bedrock ledge (~20 cm below surface though water is lowest its been all year) in swift current below dam. Moss like stiff twine or dreadlocks, dark with bright green tips. Very strong costa. ID as Platylomella uncertain but don't know of other possible candidates. Magnified shots are from sample collected on 22 Dec; returned on 29 Dec for in situ photos and coordinates.
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lada51Descripción
Only about 20 cm from previous observation of "snakewort" - possibly the same thing? Near Cedar creek waterfall.
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Libélulas Esmeralda Género EpithecaObserv.
brucekmDescripción
need help with these eggs, several of these egg masses around the lake
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Tortuga Lagarto Norteño Chelydra serpentinaObserv.
thomashossieDescripción
Crossing road. Safely assisted crossing.
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Tortuga Lagarto Norteño Chelydra serpentinaObserv.
juliereidDescripción
Apparently not happy to be removed from road.
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Coyote Canis latransObserv.
tasdevilDescripción
Spotted two moving through the trees.
Later on Feb 4, spotted four more in same spot following same path (guessing that was a mama with three young pups who were 3/4 her size)
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Rana Verde Lithobates clamitansObserv.
turtlegirl1997Descripción
Red Bay, ontario
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Elatine minimaObserv.
samuelbrinkerDescripción
Submerged in shallow water in sand. Longitudinal ridges of seed straight.
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Porella pinnataObserv.
janisstoneDescripción
Small liverwort found on slightly exposed rock in a clean small stream in a deciduous forest. The photos were taken through macro and microscopes. The 1st photo is top view at 40x, 2nd and 3rd photos are of underside at 40x, all lit from above. The 4th photo is 100x and last photo is at 400x, lit from below. Marked in the 3rd photo are an underleaf along the stem, and a lobule showing it is narrow and parallel to the stem.
When hydrated, the plant is a pale green, but when dried it is a dark, almost black, green.
