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Zorrita del Desierto (Vulpes macrotis)Observ.
sgjerstadDescripción
P01[0:0] TT[842] E[072:3146]G[256:0x50] BV[-25:0] IR[X:L:9]
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Zorrita del Desierto (Vulpes macrotis)Observ.
sgjerstadDescripción
P01[0:0] TT[838] E[073:3013]G[256:0x50] BV[-24:0] IR[X:L:9]
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Zorrita del Desierto (Vulpes macrotis)Observ.
sgjerstadDescripción
P01[0:0] TT[830] E[076:2727]G[256:0x50] BV[-21:0] IR[X:L:9]
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Zorrita del Desierto (Vulpes macrotis)Observ.
sgjerstadDescripción
P01[0:0] TT[824] E[077:2533]G[256:0x50] BV[-20:0] IR[X:L:9]
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Zorrita del Desierto (Vulpes macrotis)Observ.
sgjerstadDescripción
P01[0:0] TT[779] E[085:1791]G[192:0x3c] BV[4:0] IR[X:L:9]
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Ardilla de Tierra de Mojave (Xerospermophilus mohavensis)Observ.
hkibakDescripción
I love Street View! I was able to get the precise location based on that utility box.
A very small ground squirrel - I watched it run across the road before I was able to pull over and get the camera out. It is almost light enough to be X. tereticaudus but I was told this was mohavensis territory and since it was so small it seemed to fit.
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Zorrita del Desierto (Vulpes macrotis)Observ.
out_west_jessDescripción
Distinct musky smell on a wildlife run; some vertebrae in scat. Knife is about 3.5 inches long. Any other thoughts on species?
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kyle_eaton_photographyDescripción
Brittlebush growing to the side of the path. One of many in the area. Unplanted. The last photo shows its location and surroundings.
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