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Grulla Gris (Antigone canadensis)Observ.
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Only had my cell phone. Canada Goose is the smaller bird to right.
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Always fun to see these on dryish south facing slopes. You have to step carefully as all sorts of plants are just emerging.
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Carpintero de Pechera Común (Colaptes auratus)Observ.
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Some predation in play- left the feathers as I found them.
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Puccinia monoicaObserv.
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Is this mustard rust on Cusickiella douglasii?
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Venados (Familia Cervidae)Observ.
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I just wanted to document the presence of deer in the Tahoe Basin along east shore in February when the snowpack was still very deep.
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Observ.
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For me, this is a common finding in Feb if it's warm enough for the snowpack to melt out in patches. There were many.
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Monos Aulladores o Saraguatos (Género Alouatta)Observ.
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Dawn chorus of Howler Monkeys while staying at Canopy Tower, Panamá.
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Mamíferos (Clase Mammalia)Observ.
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Ok, tough pic, no size references, but maybe somebody can suggest what animal made the s shaped track from bush to water. I post this out of curiosity, not expecting a research grade id. Sizing looked right for raccoon perhaps? Fresh snow showed no other tracks. Too big for mink.
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Ratones de Campo (Género Peromyscus)Observ.
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Not sure on id, but tail print visible. Busy! Around 5700ft elevation in sagebrush habitat.
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Charrán de Forster (Sterna forsteri)Observ.
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Juveniles present as well.
