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Ardilla Voladora de Humboldt (Glaucomys oregonensis)Observ.
ken_mateikDescripción
Airport Flat Campground area
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Lamprea del Pacífico (Entosphenus tridentatus)Observ.
chrisconardDescripción
Eaten by a Great Blue Heron. Would appreciate ID suggestions. Gristmill gravel bar, American River Parkway, Sacramento County.
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Salamandra de Piel Rugosa (Taricha granulosa)Observ.
billstohlmanDescripción
Under a log upturned while cleaning debris from a yard. Suspended work until all five moved off into safety.
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Víbora Sorda Peninsular (Trimorphodon lyrophanes)Observ.
haramiDescripción
Lyresnake eating a chuckwalla!!!
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Lagartija Norteña de Mancha Lateral (Uta stansburiana ssp. elegans)Observ.
jmugleston
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Cucarachón Gigante (Abedus indentatus)Observ.
donendicottDescripción
4th Grove, Borrego Palm Canyon, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Small pool in year-round but greatly diminished creek. These Giant Water Bugs (aka Toe Biters) were seemingly benign until we spotted one grasping this frog and another with a partially consumed tadpole (both California Chorus/Tree Frog). This is our source of water during annual Bighorn Sheep Count, when this sighting was made.
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Cabezón (Scorpaenichthys marmoratus)Observ.
p-mDescripción
Cabezon caught in a shallow intertidal cove next to the ruins of Sutro Baths in San Francisco. This cove is one of the only easily accessible spots around Lands End that seems to support a healthy population of Cabezon, Grass Rockfish, and Striped Surfperch.
The Cabezon was approximately 13.75”.
Released.
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Tiburón Angelito (Squatina californica)Observ.
alex_bairstowDescripción
Observed in about 8 feet of water, just offshore from the Marine Room.
