Identificaciones de richard26
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Lagartija Espinosa de la Sierra Madre Occidental (Sceloporus jarrovii)Observ.
fooduileihpos
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Tlalcoyote (Taxidea taxus)Observ.
thunefeldDescripción
8 inch wide trench with horizontal claw marks on the side spaced roughly 1/2 inch apart. A dig after a gopher into a gopher burrow. Narrow throw mound not much wider than 10 or 11 inches going straight back Coyote style. We ruled out Coyote due to the intense dig, obviously a rapid dig after a pocket gopher with horizontal claw marks on both sides of the walls.
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Lagartijas, Camaleones, Iguanas Y Parientes (Suborden Sauria)Observ.
thunefeldDescripción
Moving down hill, down in the frame, with the hind foot registering on front tracks.
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Lagartijas, Camaleones, Iguanas Y Parientes (Suborden Sauria)Observ.
thunefeldDescripción
Lizard. T5 drag. Going towards the top of the frame.
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Lagartijas, Camaleones, Iguanas Y Parientes (Suborden Sauria)Observ.
thunefeldDescripción
Tracks. Only Tip of its toes register. One T5 drag visible left of the 2” mark.
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Rana-de Coro del Pacífico (Pseudacris regilla)Observ.
jim_carrettaDescripción
Knife = 10 cm (4 in). Raccoon tracks also for scale. A swimming and walking trail of a single individual. Quite small. Tree frogs are abundant and active here now. Only other frog species we have documented here are African clawed frog and bullfrog. We have not documented toads at this location, despite year-round tracking here. @richard26 @herptracker
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Ratas Cambalacheras (Género Neotoma)Observ.
beth700Descripción
Wood rat nest up in a tree and fresh scat along a brunch below the nest
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Borrego Cimarrón del Desierto (Ovis canadensis ssp. nelsoni)Observ.
thunefeldDescripción
Hind in front. Hind 2.5” long. W: 1.75. Tracks
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Borrego Cimarrón del Desierto (Ovis canadensis ssp. nelsoni)Observ.
thunefeldDescripción
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