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Charina bottaeObservador
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There were at least three squeezed into the supports on this metal trapdoor.
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Lampropeltis zonataObservador
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~45 degrees air temp, with off and on rain. Under medium sized basalt rock. Elevation 2,070 ft.
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Lampropeltis zonataObservador
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Insane flip by Elliott- lifer!!! ~45 degrees air temp, with off and on rain. Under medium sized basalt rock. Elevation 2,070 ft.
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Found next to a large fallen tree on Rhododendron trail near the main road, adult found eating a juvenile. Juvenile appeared to be dead already, adult was alive but not moving or attempting to swallow, just holding the other in its mouth. Conditions were dry and sunny.
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Cobra-Rei-da-Califórnia (Lampropeltis californiae)Observador
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Flipped under a rock by Liam H.
See Liam's observation for more photos: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/205046327
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Plethodon elongatusObservador
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Mediocre voucher photos. Flipped by Liam H. on a north facing, fully exposed slope under a rock with moist cobbly talus.
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Cobra-Geômis (Pituophis catenifer)Observador
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Basket Slough trail
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Lampropeltis zonataObservador
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Found under rock on open, rocky slope.
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Rã-de-Pernas-Amarelas (Rana boylii)Observador
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Spotted in a small inlet directly off the main channel. Didn't see any frogs or tadpoles in the side ponds but it was an extremely hot day and effort was casual.
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Ceratodoris rosaceaObservador
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Two of the 21 O. rosacea we found in the rocky intertidal at Whiskey Creek on 16 June 2015. Like these two, most were on their bryozoan prey, Integripelta bilabiata. That's Hermissenda opalescens out of focus in the foreground of the 1st image.
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Hydnum umbilicatumObservador
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me when im a depressed hedgehog mmushroom
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Aneides klamathensisObservador
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3 adults observed in a small rock pile. Last photo shows habitat, a mostly exposed rocky hillside. Temps were mid 60s and soil was dry except for under a few rocks in the shade.
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Perereca-Do-Pacífico (Pseudacris regilla)Observador
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commentary by @colorado_crustaceans
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46°F, steady showers. The rear left foot had two toes fused together.
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Hallaxa chaniObservador
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Additional photos: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/198832481
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Baby with 7 rays and 2 more incoming. Total of 9 current rays.
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Charina bottaeObservador
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Under a board with one other boa. 51°F, slightly overcast
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A bundle of concinnus. Im guessing their hibernacula got flooded. And one from adjacent cover.
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Perereca-Do-Pacífico (Pseudacris regilla)Observador
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Really cool looking one
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Rã-de-Pernas-Vermelhas (Rana aurora)Observador
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Assuming this is a male (the smaller one) and female during amplexus, on their way to lay some eggs if she likes him.
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Uploaded for presence documentation. Many live observed in this one spot
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Caranguejo-Do-Kelp-Setentrional (Pugettia producta)Observador
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Kelp crab eating a rock crab
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I am not sure if the small orange sea star is a juvenile ocher star, or a juvenile blood star, or some other type.
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Cobra-Liga-de-Pescoço-Preto-Ocidental (Thamnophis cyrtopsis ssp. cyrtopsis)Observador
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Mobelha-Do-Pacífico (Gavia pacifica)Observador
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Another one from eBird
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Sapo-de-Woodhouse (Anaxyrus woodhousii)Observador
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It's about 1inch, about a big around as a quarter. I'm not sure about the species. It was in my backyard. I unfortunately had to spray for insects in my yard. The earwigs, grasshoppers, and fleas are out of control this season. My swamp cooler drains where I found it. I was hoping to move it to the park nearby to keep it safe from the pesticides in my yard.
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Baby sunflower sea star found at roads end in Lincoln City during an approximately -1.5 tide.
