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Pargo Mulato Lutjanus griseusObserv.
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Observed in Shark River Inlet Belmar NJ.
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Rana del Bosque Lithobates sylvaticusObserv.
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Observed in the vicinity of a suburban pond. It was being chased by an eastern garter snake.
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Aro Arum italicumObserv.
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I saw this plant growing in a state park in NJ in the fall and it appeared to be some sort of possibly tropical, non-native species. There were no others like it in the vicinity nor have I ever seen it anywhere else in NJ. I imagined it might be dead after the winter, but sure enough it was alive and well in the spring.
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Género MyrmeleonObserv.
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I suspect Hesperoleon abdominalis based on the type of antlion known from this part of NJ.
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I'm guessing this is Hesperoleon abdominalis but that's just based on the common type of antlion known to live in this area of NJ.
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Rana Verde Lithobates clamitansObserv.
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What appears to be an axanthic green frog in a suburban pond next to a normal specimen.
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Falsa Coralillo Real Oriental Estadounidense Lampropeltis triangulumObserv.
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Note the burned skin on the lower portion of the body. Nearby I found a diamondback rattlesnake that had been burned to death.
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An oddly colored juvenile. I have seen similarly colored individuals in this area.
