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Vaquita Marina (Phocoena sinus)Observ.
cris_bcsFecha
Septiembre 2018Lugar
Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
Photo from Museo de la Ballena, La Paz, Baja California Sur, México. This photo is use for enviromental education.
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Mico de Noche (Potos flavus)Observ.
nicolacendronDescripción
esta observación no es mia ,es de un amigo que me autorizo a subirla a esta pagina
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Anolis townsendiObserv.
oliverkomarDescripción
Location is at top of hill, about 250 masl, by radio tower.
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Culebra Nocturna de Baja California (Hypsiglena ochrorhynchus ssp. klauberi)Observ.
apatiaDescripción
Observed a coast night snake (Hypsigiena ochrorhynchus) consuming a side-blotched lizard (Uta stansburiana) on the Grotto trail within the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area on April 13. I first noticed the side-blotched lizard at 3:45 pm with its head in a burrow on the side of the trail, but when I tried to pick it up it became apparent something was holding on to its head. I stayed and watched as the night snake slowly emerged form the burrow to consume its prey over the course of 45 minutes. Once finished the night snake slithered off the trail into some low shrub cover. It was no more than 12 inches long.
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pete_nDescripción
With an alligator lizard. Or maybe it’s the other way around!
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Huico de la Isla Monserrat (Aspidoscelis pictus)Observ.
ginnicalDescripción
Monserrate Whiptail
Güico (español)
according to L. Lee Grismer Amphibians and Reptiles of Baja California
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helloimmaxDescripción
Found this lil one which I have never seen a color morph like this for a Mud snake. I determined it to be one based off the visual/physical features such as the “tail spine”, pattern, head/eye shape, as well as a divided anal plate.
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Salamandra Arborícola (Aneides lugubris)Observ.
foodiniDescripción
I found this guy under a branch in my backyard, and picked him up. As soon as I did, he started barfing up a California Slender Salamander... STILL ALIVE!!!!
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Salamandra-delgada del Pacífico (Batrachoseps pacificus)Observ.
damontigheLugar
Channel Islands National Park, Channel Islands, Santa Barbara County, UCNRS, US-CA, US (Google, OSM)
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jeffbisbeeDescripción
Plants at this location are much larger than the Ione location. Growing with Arctostaphylos mewukka, manzanita, viscida,
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virusmanbobDescripción
this observation is for the plant, not the chameleon
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Perityle incanaObserv.
kowen2000Descripción
Endemic to Guadalupe Island. ID by Sula Vanderplank (Botanical Research Institute of Texas). Observed on north end of island. Location on map is approximate.
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Tieke de la Isla Norte (Philesturnus rufusater)Observ.
xylhqDescripción
Foraging on a Harakeke
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Pingüino Rey (Aptenodytes patagonicus)Observ.
lobotaniserLugar
Campbell Island Nature Reserve, Campbell Islands, Moutere Ihupuku / Campbell Island Marine Reserve, NZ-SO, NZ (Google, OSM)
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sea-kangarooDescripción
Lovely little fish. Not shy at all! Came swimming right up when I touched the surface of the water, and swam right into the basket. Larger fish in the deeper water were not so naive.
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Grulla Blanca (Grus americana)Observ.
dpomDescripción
mated pair with one colt, Catching snakes and eating them. Caught and ate 8 snakes in under two hours.
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Polluela Negra de California (Laterallus jamaicensis ssp. coturniculus)Observ.
connorcochraneDescripción
Being Eaten by a GREG
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Cascabeles (Género Crotalus)Observ.
entomo-logicDescripción
Crotalus atrox x Crotalus molossus, wild hybrid
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Escombreras (Género Leptodeira)Observ.
zakwildlifeDescripción
Leptodeira (aff. ornata 2) predating on bolitoglossa lignicolor
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https://doi.org/10.17161/randa.v29i1.17924
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Salamandra de Seepage (Desmognathus aeneus)Observ.
jakellyDescripción
With live young
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Lagarto Escorpión de América Noroccidental (Elgaria coerulea ssp. principis)Observ.
mmund
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Culebra Nocturna de Clarion (Hypsiglena unaocularus)Observ.
no-ormsDescripción
©GECI / Norma Castillo
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Tiburón Peregrino (Cetorhinus maximus)Observ.
anudibranchmomDescripción
About 17 feet long, observed feeding at the surface for appx 20 minutes. Photo credit: Eric Austin Yee aboard Blue Ocean Whale Watch.
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Lagartija Cornuda Texana (Phrynosoma cornutum)Observ.
rjbaltierraDescripción
Presumed roadkilled and this turtle was found munching on it.
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Chinito (Xenosaurus rectocollaris)Observ.
historia_natvraeFecha
Septiembre 2019
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Tiburón Blanco (Carcharodon carcharias)Observ.
dremsenFecha
Septiembre 2004Descripción
This is the 15 foot, 1700 lb female Great White that was trapped in the West Gutter of Naushon in 2004. The shark was stranded in the creek for more than two weeks and was a national story.
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Salamandra de Las Cascade Caverns (Eurycea latitans)Observ.
dylawnmotoDescripción
Cascade salamander
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syrrhaptesDescripción
Erythranthe naiandina (J.M.Watson & C.Bohlen) G.L.Nesom Phytoneuron 2012-39: 45 (2012) syn. Mimulus naiandinus J.M.Watson & C.Bohlen Bot. Mag. n.s., 17: 199 2000. [Accepted name (Phrymaceae): native range is Chile (Maule). http://powo.science.kew.org]. Flower 41H x 39W mm.
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Cóndor Californiano (Gymnogyps californianus)Observ.
ventanaphileDescripción
preygoneesh- distinct white patches at front of wings, extending primaries, number tags visible (2-4 birds total)
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Cóndor Californiano (Gymnogyps californianus)Observ.
ungerlordDescripción
I saw these two condors mating. Looking up their wing tags, they're Beak Boy and Solo, a mated pair:
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Castanea dentataObserv.
joeysantoreDescripción
130 year old treated planted by a miner from Virginia per the owner of the house. It's roots are probably in the Klamath River's water table
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jacobrudDescripción
I’m curious if this is a steller’s jay, blue jay, or some sort of hybrid?
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Sonora mutabilisObserv.
albertoaynescobedoDescripción
Juvenil, en barranca selva baja caducifolia
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Alcaudón Pardo (Lanius cristatus)Observ.
cypseloidesDescripción
Caught and banded by PRBO Conservation Science staff. Aged as an after hatch-year based on skull, bill color and plumage.
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Pato Arlequín (Histrionicus histrionicus)Observ.
jerry171Descripción
In the spring of 2003 at Valley View site in Yosemite Valley my wife saw a female Harlequin Duck. None had been seen in the valley for apparently 80 years. The following March we saw a pair from Pohono bridge. Later, park naturalists found the female was raising some young. We found her each spring through 2006 but no nesting was noted. We have not seen a Harlequin there since.
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Rascón Picudo (Rallus obsoletus ssp. levipes)Observ.
g_heatonDescripción
Banded, code 1215-xxx14
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Dragoncito de Labios Rojos (Abronia lythrochila)Observ.
dereneatonDescripción
Lizards fighting in a cloud forest.
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Serpiente Rey de Montaña (Lampropeltis multifasciata)Observ.
donendicottFecha
Septiembre 2022Descripción
Encountered in rafters of a rear porch annex to a circa 1915 wood frame/split log exterior house on private property. Based on location, I believe this is the San Diego subspecies (Lampropeltis zonata pulchra) based on Cal Herps website and my San Diego Field Guide (UC Press). A second, smaller individual was reported a week earlier in another structure on this property.
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peterlarramFecha
Septiembre 2022Lugar
Channel Islands National Park, Channel Islands, Santa Barbara County, UCNRS, US-CA, US (Google, OSM)Descripción
Gopher Snake eating a bat (not sure on ID for bat) on Santa Cruz Island (TNC side) west of main ranch.
