Identificaciones de brenledbetter
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Saltarina Presidiaria (Salticus austinensis)Observ.
baxter-slyeDescripción
7th location for the 7th day of the iNat DFW challenge. My best nature hunting buddy (my son) and I are blitzing the Elm Fork greenbelt south of FM 455, Ray Roberts.
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Mariposa Pasionaria Motas Blancas (Dione vanillae)Observ.
blackfootdaisyFecha
Septiembre 2020Descripción
These guys destroyed my passion vine.
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Garza Nocturna Corona Clara (Nyctanassa violacea)Observ.
vadaltonDescripción
Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary. Appeared to be a juvenile bird that slowly walked through the woods, away from us.
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Nogal Americano (Juglans nigra)Observ.
cheryllynnstexasDescripción
Rowlett Creek Trail
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sambiologyDescripción
Day 2 of City Nature Challenge! After 15 hours in the field yesterday, I was a bit worn out… but there was so much left to see! After the SWNP afternoon, there was still quite a bit of light, so we stopped by River Legacy on the way home. Spent a few hours there.
Will work on all of these ID’s later on – just wanted to upload them first.
Locations approximate for each observation (normally I try to get a little more specific, but I was all over the place on these days!).
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Tejedora de Huertos (Leucauge venusta)Observ.
galactic_bug_manDescripción
This thing was interesting it was a very pretty spider with colors of yellow, green, pink, and black. It was a very interesting spider and it was a pretty good size but still pretty small. My camera at first wasn't picking it up but eventually I was able to get this shot. This one was very cool. The spider's rear end was kind of boxed shaped which was interesting. It was a very beautiful spider; I don't think I have ever seen this one before. I have a lot on my life list thanks to this contest. This has been one of the coolest experiences ever.
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