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Vida (Vida)Observador
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Object on Common Grass Moth - Orocrambus flexuosellus eye.
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Polystroma fernandezii
https://www.gbif.org/occurrence/gallery?taxon_key=10897378
sur Myrtaceae (observé sur plusieurs espèces de Myrtaceae)
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Jaguatirica-Do-Norte (Leopardus pardalis ssp. pardalis)Observador
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A young Ocelot visiting water feature at Visitor Center headquarters. Tragically, the Ocelot was ill and found dead a few days later.
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These red "spores" were found all over a small moss growing on vertical sandstone. Can't do better than life. Maybe a lichen? I don't believe it's part of the moss. Any help is appreciated.
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Texugo-Do-Mel (Mellivora capensis)Observador
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A pair of honey badgers run into Vundu pack (African wild dog), while they rest near the den.
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Género EfferiaObservador
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My wife took this cell phone image of a female Efferia in our yard today. Likely not identifiable past genus level.
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Cobra-d'Água-Verde-Do-Mississipi (Nerodia cyclopion)Observador
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Getting eaten by a great blue heron.
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Spherical mass about 1cm in diameter attached to a tree root, looked like a collection of small eggs.
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A few more photos from 2011.
This cottonmouth is feeding on an Orange-crowned Warbler.
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Crataegus warneriObservador
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Mesic sandy hardwood - pine forest.
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Género EpicoccumObservador
hannah_pepperDescrição
Located on silver bluestem. Black "spots" on almost every seed head on the individual
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Víbora-Cabeça-de-Cobre-Do-Sul (Agkistrodon contortrix)Observador
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(Not injured—the “blood” on its back is a leaf, and that on mine is from a mosquito)
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Víbora-Cabeça-de-Cobre-Do-Sul (Agkistrodon contortrix)Observador
thesnakefromthelemmaDescrição
Bottom one—more typical ventral pattern.
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Género HelicoonObservador
ikhomDescrição
Clusters of white conidia on cedar leaf in a wet spot.
Helicoconidia (helicoid) measured
*(28.5) 28.51 - 32.7 × 16.2 - 20 µm
Q = (1.5) 1.54 - 1.76 (1.8) ; N = 5
Me = 30.3 × 18.5 µm ; Qe = 1.6
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Nutria (Myocastor coypus)Observador
jensanfordDescrição
The coyotes failed to catch it.
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Saduria sibiricaObservador
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Из залива Цивольки на Новой Земле, 63 рейс НИС "Академик Мстислав Келдыш".
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Fungos e Líquens (Reino Fungi)Observador
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I am familiar with Cryptococcus macerans as the source of the orange pigmentation, but have not observed these large white growths before.
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Originally posted to Mushroom Observer on May 3, 2019.
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johnrosfordDescrição
pulling a snake from a tree cavity. The Indigo was still pulling 20 minutes later when I left.
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Guaxinim (Procyon lotor)Observador
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Just wanted to record here that back in 2007, I had an albino racoon in my backyard! It was one of a family of 3 young ones + mother. I only saw it a couple months.
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Lentinus badiusObservador
gim-siew_tanDescrição
Found when hike to Gunung Datuk.
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Família EriophyidaeObservador
kip_laryDescrição
1 - Gall variation
2 - Front side of leaf
3 - Back side of leaf
4 - Length
5 - Width
6 - Under 40X
7 - Under 40X
8, 9, 10 - Various cross sections
11 - blurry but moving mite
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Vida (Vida)Observador
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Not for the mirid (I think Irbisia sp)., but for the pink "growth" on its back. I vaguely remember some mention of a fungus (or something...) that grows on the backs of mirids in California, but can't find any reference for that now...
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simongroveDescrição
Egg-laying velvet-worm Ooperipatellus species. This velvet-worm was found under a log in a damp woodland gulley, during our Bush Blitz on Flinders Island in March 2014. It is almost certainly an undescribed species, and may prove to be confined to Flinders Island. Velvet-worms are in a phylum of their own and have very ancient origins that pre-date the rise of the arthropods. Tasmania is a hot-spot for them, and may eventually be shown to host hundreds of species, although they mostly look very similar from the outside.
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Angiospérmicas (Subfilo Angiospermae)Observador
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Rust on oak leaf. Guessing Q. hemisphaerica given that it seems to be a red oak based on the leaf. Added pics of spores - yellow in KOH, very spiny, 1-2 amber oil droplets. No micrometer for size but last two pics are fixed at 100x oil immersion.
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Garça-Real-Americana (Ardea herodias)Observador
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Eating a watersnake, which is being uncooperative...
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Endeis spinosaObservador
fmoretzsohnDescrição
A tiny pycnogonid or sea spider, possibly Endeis spinosa, was collected during an invertebrate zoology field trip on the R/V Archimedes
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simongroveDescrição
Moss-bug Hemiodoecellus fidelis, Mount Wellington, Tasmania, Australia, December 2018
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Género TomentellaObservador
ikhomDescrição
Rust like fungi growing on the ground. Basidia 4-sterigmata. Hyphae with clamps.
Spores globose to subglobose, spiny, pale brown at maturity, measured
(5.8) 5.9 - 7.6 (8.3) µm
N = 8
Me = 6.9 µm
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Nomia westwoodiObservador
manjunath8Descrição
Observed a group of weaver ants carrying a dead bee.
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Colugo-Malaio (Galeopterus variegatus)Observador
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Saw a big dark shadow "flew" past overhead while searching for the lesser mousedeer. Thought it was a changeable hawk eagle given the numerous times I've heard the calls in the area. Looked up and saw this dude staring right at me. Unusually active as it keeps scaling up trees and looking around at its surroundings. Also, heard 3x abbott's babbler calling in the area. As I focused on finding the abbott's babbler, this dude flew again to another tree. Very spectacular sight especially being able to see it gliding twice in the day!
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Família CorioxenidaeObservador
entomikeDescrição
Det. Duane McKenna, 2009, based on DNA analysis
Collected 20 (!!!), at a mercury vapor light
spmns sent to TAMUIC and Harvard MCZ
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Gar-Agulha (Lepisosteus osseus)Observador
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there were many of these large fish with long snouts gathered in the shallows of the creek. i assume they were trying to spawn. they were there at least an hour. here's a video of the fish: https://youtu.be/Y5ohDpmSdyk.
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Género PhaulotettixObservador
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Had such a blast camping at Falcon State Park. It was pretty windy, but lots of bugs still showed up at the black lights!
Still have lots of work to do on ID's for these...
