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Cormorán Orejón (Nannopterum auritum)Observ.
fmoretzsohnDescripción
Several (over 40) Cormorants were observed resting on an old structure near Redfish bay.
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Reyezuelo Matraquita (Corthylio calendula)Observ.
scottbuckelDescripción
These observations were from the first couple of trips to the ranch I photographed at for almost 10 months.
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Culebra Parchada de Montaña (Salvadora lineata)Observ.
lmenaturalistDescripción
Out checking our game cameras and we stumbled on these two garter snakes in a tussle. One was definitely winning.
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mduranDescripción
Saw 6 on June 4 and 5, 2015. Got mostly really crappy photos, some through windshield, but they're identifiable.
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mduranDescripción
Saw 6 on June 4 and 5, 2015. Got mostly really crappy photos, some through windshield, but they're identifiable.
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sambiologyDescripción
On my way down to the Texas Master Naturalist state conference, I stopped at a few state parks I hadn't been to before.
Lake Livingston State Park is a really nice place. It was starting to rain on me a little bit, so I couldn't stay as long as I wanted to. Cool stuff observed nonetheless! :)
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Cormorán Neotropical (Nannopterum brasilianum)Observ.
greglasleyDescripción
not in breeding plumage
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Cormorán Neotropical (Nannopterum brasilianum)Observ.
scottbuckelDescripción
I needed to get out this morning after having been indoors for for the past several days. This morning it was raining off and on and was a dark overcast morning.
I saw the usual creatures and a couple of new ones for me at the dike today. I did notice that the Sanderlings and turnstones have moved on, albeit much later than I remember in the past. The late avocet was nice to see.
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Cormorán Neotropical (Nannopterum brasilianum)Observ.
aguilitaDescripción
Neotropic Cormorant (Phalacrocorax brasilianus)
15 June 2016
Elm Fork Park
Greenbelt Corridor Ray Roberts/Lewisville Lake FM 455 Access Area
Denton County, Texas
Neotropic Cormorant flies low over the Elm Fork Trinity River late in the afternoon.
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Carancho (Caracara plancus)Observ.
scottbuckelDescripción
A few more photos from the spring of 2011, that was a great spring for me, I had just returned to Texas having lived in other states for 30 years.
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Carancho (Caracara plancus)Observ.
edithwatsonDescripción
Crested caracara perched on the radar tower near North Jetty on the Bolivar Flats. Note that the caracara is being stalked by a Mockingbird.
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Mono Maicero (Sapajus apella)Observ.
tapaculo99Descripción
Along our walk out of the cloud forest lodge, we passed a tree with a small group of Capuchin monkeys in it.
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