Favoritos de dchavezdavisii
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Tartaruga-de-Orelhas-Vermelhas (Trachemys scripta ssp. elegans)Observador
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Bisonte-Americano (Bison bison)Observador
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Sandia Pueblo herd
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Azulão-Mexicano (Sialia mexicana)Observador
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Mixed flock of dozens of western bluebirds, mountain bluebirds, and robins perched in trees by artificial stream. "Wheeeeee!"
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Grou-Americano (Antigone canadensis)Observador
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After ki knocked vigorously on the window! I couldn’t get my camera out of my pocket fast enough to get thereally close view!
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Tartaruga-de-Orelhas-Vermelhas (Trachemys scripta ssp. elegans)Observador
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in the absence of a trunk or stone to lean on, a capybara may be an option;
I have observed these two individuals do this twice;
see also
https://www.inaturalist.org/journal/nelson_wisnik/21258-the-friendly-capybara
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11 plants observed persisting at ruderal site along roadway.
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Bloom spikes (flower stalks)on Texas Mountain Laurel that have fasciated growing points - the bloom spikes starts pencil like and then flares like a skirt.
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Cachapeiro (Verbascum thapsus)Observador
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Mutated club shaped cola
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Cobra-Geômis (Pituophis catenifer)Observador
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No words. Just shock and awe. Rabbit captured at 10:54am and fully consumed by snake by 11:28am. 34 minutes.
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A neat double-headed bloom, still appealing to the small beetles
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I recently attended a Cactaceae workshop taught by the Cylindropuntia Queen, Michelle Cloud - Hughes hosted by SoCal Bot, who reviewed recent name changes of Mammillaria, Coryphantha, and Echinocactus.
For Mammillaria, everything with hooked spines occurring west of Pecos, NM. has been changed to Cochemiea.
FNA & Jepson efloras have not updated with the new changes, World Plants have and below is some one of the research papers on the diversification of Mammillaria and Cochemiea.
https://bsapubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ajb2.16048
Anyhoo, this is the first Cochemiea sp. that I’ve ever seen crested.
Cool stuff!
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Cão-Das-Pradarias-de-Gunnison (Cynomys gunnisoni)Observador
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Redondo Meadow. Individuals were uniquely-marked with black dye for ID purposes for a behavioral study of this population.
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Myrmica fracticornisObservador
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Deep elbowed base of antenna, other views if needed
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Puma-Oriental (Puma concolor ssp. couguar)Observador
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Collared for data collection
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Bivalves (Classe Bivalvia)Observador
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Does this raccoon have a unionid mussel?
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Albino in a population of pink- to salmon-flowered individuals
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Cleomella serrulataObservador
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Some of the many insects visiting the front yard bee plant
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Género GeolycosaObservador
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found this burrow at the end of my hike at Golden Open Space and was fascinated by it.
