Favoritos de arameediethelm
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Borboleta-Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Observador
dianewongkone1Descrição
On showy milkweed, McCarran Ranch, Storey County
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Borboleta-Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Observador
jamesritterDescrição
Bad picture as my camera app kept crashing
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Corujão-Orelhudo (Bubo virginianus)Observador
abcdefgewingDescrição
Roosting high in an old conifer. Its head was turned toward a crow that was harassing it from its right side
Sacramento City Cemetery.
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vireosylvaDescrição
My 20,000th observation and a lifer I could not have been more stoked to find! Absolutely one of the highlights of being in the eastern Sierras this summer for work. Instantly one of my new favorite species ever.
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Borboleta-Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Observador
amysinckiaDescrição
Flying along river corridor. No milkweed in immediate vicinity.
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Borboletas e Mariposas (Ordem Lepidoptera)Observador
fallriskDescrição
This is a whole pile of caterpillars or larva found on my milkweed this morning. I live near a farm and all the butterfly and moth eggs I have found this year have been infertile or deformed until I found these. Never seen them before. They don’t look all that healthy either. We don’t spray poison but something may have drifted over from the farm or it might be the weird humidity causing problems.
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genethomasDescrição
Coordinates for first plant. Others right off the trail up the hill.
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Borboleta-Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Observador
kashdownDescrição
Feeding on Asclepias eriocarpa, woolypod milkweed. 7 observed in 2 min count.
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Borboleta-Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Observador
ken_mateikDescrição
Along the North South Road just downstream of the Camp Creek Bridge. A wildflower "bonanza" down here.
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Stenotus acaulisObservador
tmessickDescrição
Windswept south edge of ridge west of Meiss Pass, northwest of Carson Pass, Sierra Nevada, Alpine County, California, elev. approx. 8880 feet (2706 m).
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Género CamassiaObservador
ipomopsisDescrição
This is me somewhere at Stampede. My first spring and already studying wildlife. :)
The date is plus or minus 30 days. I'm just about positive of the location area radius as I have other pictures from that trip. Could be Mt. Lola or Carpenter Ridge in the background.
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Lomatium austiniaeObservador
tmessickDescrição
In rocky ground of ephemeral drainage with scattered sagebrush scrub, near Coyote Springs Road, near north end of Bridgeport Canyon, Bodie Hills, Mono County, California, elev. 7640 ft.
See notes in first comment.
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Borboleta-Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Observador
joeysantoreDescrição
Michoacán or bust.
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Euchaetes zellaObservador
jaykellerDescrição
2016 National Parks BioBlitz - Death Valley: discovering life on the edge
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tmessickDescrição
Dry flats (formerly inundated) in the exposed drawdown zone of Grant Lake reservoir, near the south end of the lake, Mono County, California, elev. ~7140 feet.
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Borboleta-Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Observador
marianne_dentonDescrição
Have been watching this patch of milkweed since mid-August 2021. This is the first larva I’ve seen although an adult did fly by two days ago (dated 6 September 2021).
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Anthophora bomboidesObservador
tmessickDescrição
Large colony of probably several hundred very active ground-nesting bees at Bodega Head.
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Furão (Neogale frenata)Observador
elinpierceDescrição
Single individual hunting for prey among the large boulders. Mostly ignored our presence.
Desatoya Mtn range, NV
Elevation = 9,300 ft ASL
Habitat = Boulder tallus patch on a steep slope (39-42% grade)
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tmessickDescrição
Sandy soil along the nature trail at Sand Springs Desert Study Area, Churchill County, Nevada, elev. 3920 ft.
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Borboleta-Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Observador
lestrongDescrição
Saw two individuals on showy milkweed.
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joeysantoreDescrição
The (incredibly small) documented population of this plant grew by a hundred yards or so this day.
