Favoritos de revilo_sbocaj
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Salamandra Oscura Sureña (Desmognathus auriculatus)Observ.
joeymullicaDescripción
Very small individual ~50mm TL
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Género GaleritaObserv.
gldearmanDescripción
Spotted scurrying across an open patch of ground in a wooded area.
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tayhayDescripción
Found on some kind of decaying mushroom, possibly a stinkhorn
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iamasharkDescripción
Territorial male. Caught in dip net. Returned to Wacissa River after being photographed.
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Labidura ripariaObserv.
jmrobertiaDescripción
Only listing this for posterity since I have never seen earwigs in the numbers we encountered on this boardwalk at night. We had to have seen in excess of 50. Never seen them so prolific.
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Planaria Asiática Cabeza de Martillo (Bipalium vagum)Observ.
nate_the_naturalist
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Tieso Cucharón Manchado (Echiophis intertinctus)Observ.
devinpedrazaDescripción
My brother sent this to me while he’s on vacation.
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Pheidole parvaObserv.
aaron567Descripción
Nylanderia fulva male attempting to mate with Pheidole queen
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nkidd0014Descripción
Wildlands Conservation Skink Research
This poor little guy had a prolapsed hemipenes.
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floridensisDescripción
GEOPRIVACY NOTE:
All my observations are posted with “obscured” geoprivacy. This means the exact location for each observation is masked somewhat within the red box that shows up on the standard browser viewer. I’m happy to provide more habitat description if requested (as the map may not be too precise in the public view), but I abstain from publicly providing exact coordinates/locations.
If you have any questions regarding this observation, feel free to contact me or leave a comment below!
Janson Jones,
https://www.instagram.com/jansonjonesfl/
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Charrán de Forster (Sterna forsteri)Observ.
joemdoDescripción
Location accurate. Impressive watching these terns dive-bombing!
Kayak daytrip from West Lake to the Lungs. I am going to post a ton of red mangrove observations because I was using my phone's geotagging of photos to have a nice log of my track and was too busy paddling to do a proper bioblitz. Some birds and other stuff mixed in.
Other observations (will be a few days before I finish all of them):
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?nelat=25.239682028865975&nelng=-80.62550471224715&on=2021-01-03&place_id=any&swlat=25.15425179059776&swlng=-80.9224788734213&user_id=joemdo&verifiable=any
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sullivanribbitDescripción
Scanned from an old slide. The date is accurate; the time is not. The location should be accurate, but imprecise.
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Tortuga Caguama (Caretta caretta)Observ.
aidenbrownDescripción
The turtle patrol found these babies unable to get out of their nest, so they saved and released them
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reptileryanDescripción
Found on telephone pole next to a fallen bat box. Temps were in low 50’s and animal was brought to veterinary hospital for examination and rehabilitation.
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Caimán del Mississippi (Alligator mississippiensis)Observ.
arthur-windsorDescripción
Storm Treatment Area 1 West (STA-1W), 20 Mile Bend, PBC, FL
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Género CydosiaObserv.
joemdoDescripción
Nice spot by Tasha!
Seen during the 2020 Homestead Christmas Bird Count with Tasha T. I snagged a few photos along the way to get some observations out in these less observation-dense areas.
eBird checklist: https://ebird.org/checklist/S77771176
My iNaturalist observations from this day:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?nelat=25.48858282707066&nelng=-80.40773050706478&on=2020-12-20&place_id=any&swlat=25.403328068692883&swlng=-80.73440210740658&user_id=joemdo&verifiable=any
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Culebra de Collar Sureña (Diadophis punctatus ssp. punctatus)Observ.
antoniwLugar
PrivadoDescripción
Finally found one alive!
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Caracara Quebrantahuesos Centroamericano (Caracara plancus ssp. cheriway)Observ.
kingmushDescripción
Juvenile. Very strange location for this species. Why is it so close to the ocean? Is it lost?
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Grulla Gris de la Florida (Antigone canadensis ssp. pratensis)Observ.
kingmushDescripción
These two came right up to me without hesitation. I got scared they were going to peck me, but they minded their own business, pretending I wasn't there.
