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Miotis Bordado (Myotis thysanodes)Observ.
johnepplerDescripción
Fringed Myotis (Myotis thysanodes) at the Pond at Elephant Head, Amado, Arizona.
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Chorlo Chiflador (Charadrius melodus)Observ.
suttonbaeDescripción
This is an egg that was enclosed and Protected by SLBE plover crew. The parents accepted the nest within 1 minute of enclosure completion. It took 6 and a half minutes to place the enclosure.
The purpose of the enclosure is to protect eggs and nesting birds from predators such as deer, raccoons, coyotes, and many more.
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Gran Kudú (Tragelaphus strepsiceros)Observ.
greglasleyDescripción
You never know what you will see in the way of exotic wildlife on some Texas ranches, but I have to admit even I was surprised to see a Greater Kudu staring at me from a woodland near Wimberley, Texas.
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Amazona de Santa Lucía (Amazona versicolor)Observ.
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Falta la ubicación
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Ocelote (Leopardus pardalis ssp. pardalis)Observ.
spatDescripción
A young Ocelot visiting water feature at Visitor Center headquarters. Tragically, the Ocelot was ill and found dead a few days later.
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obrockDescripción
The larger size and black face distinguish from any other squirrel in Florida
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Caracol Trompillo (Sinistrofulgur sinistrum)Observ.
obrockDescripción
This large whelk was the water's edge on a very low tide and in the process of eating a venus clam.
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Caracara Quebrantahuesos Centroamericano (Caracara plancus ssp. cheriway)Observ.
obrock
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obrockDescripción
came across this green banded snake in a salt-water environment right on the shore. Had misidentified it as a green water snake, but a better identification has been offer of a Mangrove Saltmarsh Snake. Thanks for the update
