Favoritos de hunter196
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Orca-Pigmeia (Feresa attenuata)Observador
jamesrogers2Descrição
Individual, but near a pair of common bottlenose dolphins.
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Gavião-Papa-Gafanhoto (Buteo swainsoni)Observador
anhingasDescrição
Need an ID for this hawk I was unable to snap a photo of. Written details are what stood out most. My best guess is some phase of Red-tail I am not yet familiar with.
Thanks for taking a look.
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Piranga (Rhomboplites aurorubens)Observador
plantdad58Descrição
20 miles west in Gulf of Mexico
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Roncador-Crocro (Rhonciscus crocro)Observador
gleblanc756Descrição
Three specimens of the same species. The larger one is female and the smaller two are males.
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Maria-Cavaleira-Cinzenta (Myiarchus cinerascens)Observador
chaseybDescrição
at Celery Fields for about a week
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worn shell fragments and beach sand that half-filled a 20 fluid ounce (1.25 pint, 591 ml) plastic drink bottle. A total of 58 species of mollusks were found. The last photo shows a stone in the aperture behind the "tooth".
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Sympetrum corruptumObservador
chaseybDescrição
seems late? Sarasota and Manatee counties were inundated with them November 2-10th, 2023
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Sympetrum corruptumObservador
johnjinjonnyDescrição
Thanks to Chase, I knew to be on the lookout for them!
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Roaz-Corvineiro (Tursiops truncatus)Observador
kaylahorta01Descrição
Oceanic dolphins are a diverse group of marine mammals belonging to the family Delphinidae. Known for their intelligence, social behavior, and acrobatic displays, dolphins inhabit oceans and seas worldwide. They are characterized by a streamlined body, a dorsal fin, and a highly developed brain. Dolphins are carnivorous, feeding on fish and squid, and are known for their sophisticated communication using clicks, whistles, and body language.
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Tartaruga-de-Kemp (Lepidochelys kempii)Observador
johnjinjonnyDescrição
We had a second turtle that was also believe was this species. Very distinct pale-yellow tone, un-patterned shell, only a few feet in length/diameter. I am not well-versed in turtles, though.
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Commelina gambiaeObservador
jeff1962Descrição
Old Miakka Preserve in firebreak through mesic flatwoods habitat
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Procambarus fallaxObservador
sean_pattonDescrição
Found in sand pine bog, baited trap using chicken.
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Groups of Rubricatochromis letourneuxi were seen raiding the singly defended nests of Lepomis macrochirus.
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Corvos e Gralhas (Género Corvus)Observador
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Every website says that ravens aren't in FL, but this thing was massive and had a brown head and neck. It doesn't match the fish crow descriptions at all.
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Opisthonema oglinumObservador
sisorDescrição
Caught on Sabiki Rig, 6.75 inches TL
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cerw8384Descrição
Presumably a Great Egret x Great Blue Heron Hybrid. I was going through some old trip photos and noticed this guy. Originally assumed Reddish Egret, but the gape length clearly puts this bird in Ardea.
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Jandaia-Amarela (Aratinga solstitialis)Observador
sophia456Descrição
This was spotted at Celery Fields a few weeks ago. Never seen it before, is it new or is it just rare?
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Robber fly Netflix and chill: Tonight's special is mydas fly
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Virbia rubicundariaObservador
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With Valeri Ponzo; Val's first visit, so I wanted to get her a lifer moth (I think I succeeded). We stayed west of the road and checked out the some of the butterfly and moth eggs and larvae that I found earlier. We found four new Yucca Giant-Skipper eggs, with one already hatched. The weather at the start was sunny, 52 degrees, and breezy. We left at 1346 and headed to North Shore Park in St. Petersburg for a life bird for each of us!
