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urchin1066Descripción
Juvenile based on similarities to AFGD post http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=wildlifenews.view_article&articles_id=766
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Jabalí Europeo (Sus scrofa)Observ.
jamesrogers2Descripción
Estimated 32"-36" shoulder height.
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Jabalí Europeo (Sus scrofa)Observ.
eastgullDescripción
I saw it on the side of the road on a walk in a neighborhood.
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Cerdo Doméstico (Sus scrofa ssp. domesticus)Observ.
cbuelow45Descripción
Apparently free-roaming in the State Forest.
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r_s_eLugar
RXXP+CWV, Empunak Tapang Keladan, Kec. Ketungau Hulu, Kabupaten Sintang, Kalimantan Barat 78654, Indonesia (Google, OSM)
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Araña de Tierra (Herpyllus ecclesiasticus)Observ.
tarahaDescripción
Accidentally almost drowned her (?) in my shower, which is probably the only reason she was willing to climb onto my hand and stay still long enough to be photographed. Once she was moving again she was very fast, and eager to be elsewhere. Wouldn't normally expect to interact with a parson spider so this was a delightful surprise (for me, not so much for her)
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Halcón Peregrino (Falco peregrinus)Observ.
roboraptorDescripción
Heard characteristic wail and went outside. Sighted this individual together with an age unknown-- see observation. Possibly prey transfer event?
Just visible banding on both legs, nest survey program and likely nest site that produced this individual is known, able to inform if needed.
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Pava Cuyubí (Pipile cujubi)Observ.
quiltedquetzalDescripción
Pantanal, Mato Grosso, Brazil
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Golondrinas (Familia Hirundinidae)Observ.
minkmDescripción
Cliff or Barn swallows
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Tribu CassidiniObserv.
ellen5Descripción
Wearing its shield of exuvium and feces.
estimated width 4.7 mm
estimated length 9 mm
I had difficulty determining the host plant, which was approx 3 inches high, upright, with all its leaves eaten back. Photo 3 suggests possible Convolvulaceae; both bindweed and morning glory were abundant in these fields.
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Algo...Observ.
watts6of6Descripción
Found while digging in the yard. It doesn't look natural but it is. Maybe a fungus or ... I really haven't seen it before.
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chyropteraDescripción
This one incorporated grasses into its tower and it stood out so much in the oak leaf litter!
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Amor del Hortelano (Galium aparine)Observ.
thesquigDescripción
Very rough and sticky.
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Falsa Coralillo Real Oriental Estadounidense (Lampropeltis triangulum)Observ.
ljmorgan
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Aninga Americana (Anhinga anhinga)Observ.
wrektorikDescripción
It had speared the fish with it's bill and then spent a couple minutes trying to get it off
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Género EupsiliaObserv.
danivaillDescripción
This was on a hickory tree. Not sure if it's an armyworm of some sort?
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radbackedsalamanderDescripción
2nd live snake of the year!! Crawling in the grass slowly next to a small ground fed marsh. Didn't know this species occurred here too. Clean patterning and gorgeous reds on the ventral side. Freshly shed and this was the first Nerodia i picked up that didn't immediately try to bite me!
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polypodyFecha
Septiembre 2020Descripción
this individual was previously light yellow and unmarked
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Araña Saltarina Grisácea (Phidippus princeps)Observ.
calebcamDescripción
penultimate male
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Castor Americano (Castor canadensis)Observ.
catrionagoeringDescripción
The time I've put here is an approximation––the clock on my camera was wrong, so I don't know the exact time that this picture was taken.
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Lobo Marino Californiano (Zalophus californianus)Observ.
igillDescripción
Seal pup? Skin.... washed up on shore
