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Associated species include:
Ashe Juniper
Rudbekia hirta
Parietaria pensylvanica
Forestiera pubescens
Rhus virens
Eysenhardtia texana
Tetraneuris scaposa
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Corujão-Orelhudo (Bubo virginianus)Observador
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Almost made getting a flat worth it lol
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@atxbackyardigan found this species here; it was nice to see it.
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Aristida purpureaObservador
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photo taken thru chain link fence.
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Datura innoxiaObservador
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on gravel pile, where a building was razed.
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Amorpha juglandisObservador
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Captured at a porch light. Photographed against the sphinx moth plate in Holland's "Moth Book".
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Tomostima cuneifoliaObservador
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Hirsute with mixture of simple trichomes and stipitate branched trichomes.
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Linho (Linum usitatissimum)Observador
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mystery solved; revisited location to find branching stems.
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Tiny moth mimicking a jumping spider. Moving back of wings to look like front of spider.
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This taxon was observed on the rocky limestone slopes of periodic Hill Country stream 5 years ago. At that time only a two or three plants observed. Five years later in a wet year, this taxon is abundant at the same site and has spread downslope.
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Caracará (Caracara plancus)Observador
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Adult and two juveniles
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Lince-Pardo (Lynx rufus)Observador
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Having a nice nap!
Turns out this is my friend's photo! I did go over to her house and see the bobcat though, I just thought the photo was taken by me...
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Vernonia lindheimeriObservador
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Another purple flower that populates the hill country of Texas. Note worthy because of the poky parts at the edge of the petals
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The six petals on this tiny flower are green with a wide white border. It has 6 stamens around the outer edge of the flower tube, with 3 additional ones arising from closer to the pistil. The style & stigma are cream-colored; the style has three long filaments. The base of the petals is yellow, giving the center if the flower a golden glow.
The plant has a tall flowering stem (3 feet) that leans a bit off vertical. The basal leaves are up to 3 inches long, stiff and coarse, and grey from a pubescence. The leaves on the long flower stalk are much smaller, less than 1 inch.
It's being visited by a tiny bee: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/60159296
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Urso-Negro (Ursus americanus)Observador
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Seen while hiking the "Nature Trail" on the NW end of Clayton Lake State Park. [K. Lawrence]
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Tartaruga-de-Couro (Dermochelys coriacea)Observador
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Missing Location
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Tartaruga-de-Kemp (Lepidochelys kempii)Observador
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This guy bit a baited hook from Jimmy's on the Pier. Staff called turtle hotline and I came to take it to NOAA turtle facility. It is now back in the Gulf
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Tartaruga-Comum (Caretta caretta)Observador
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Turtle being released after rehab from ARK
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Tartaruga-de-Kemp (Lepidochelys kempii)Observador
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Observed during a Kemp's Riddley Hatchling Reslse of 297 hatchlings
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Lagarto-de-Chifre-Do-Texas (Phrynosoma cornutum)Observador
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Ryu Lugosi reported observing this specimen here one year ago today. Many harvester ant mounds on property. Observed during construction of several buildings on this property.
