Favoritos de karounosofsparta
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Género GloeomucroObservador
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rotting log mesic forest in approved logging area of Redbird District of the Daniel Boone National Forest. Info about the approved logging here: https://www.kyheartwood.org/forest-blog/environmental-and-animal-defense-files-notice-of-intent-to-sue-the-us-forest-service-for-violations-of-endangered-species-act-in-south-redbird
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Piuí (Sayornis phoebe)Observador
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Not sure what is going on but this is the fourth birder that I know of who has had a phoebe perch on their binoculars or on their person at Commons Ford.
Fotos / Sons
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hybrid between candidum and pubescens. Growing within 5 feet of both pure candidum and pubescens.
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Tribo PapavereaeObservador
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Growing in a no till organic bed of chamomile in 100 year flood plain of ky river
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Salvia urticifoliaObservador
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Kentucky Heartwood Forest Watch program
Fotos / Sons
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Buttercup sp? Stream side near Kentucky darter critical habitat threatened by Forest Service logging. See kyheartwood.org/south-redbird-project.html for more info
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Pieris virginiensisObservador
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Nothing to see here. Just a really big star chickweed flower... 😃.
Stream side near Kentucky darter critical habitat threatened by Forest Service logging. See kyheartwood.org/south-redbird-project.html for more info
Fotos / Sons
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6 ft tall, Overall glabrous, largest leaf blades 3x1 inches. Flowers tiny, 2mm across top
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Viburnum acerifoliumObservador
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V acerifolium can really play tricks on you. The leaves on saplings vary greatly in shape. Higher up, they’re more egg shaped, while lower down, they’re more Maple-like.
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Silene rotundifoliaObservador
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found under a rock overhang
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Mosquitos e Melgas (Subordem Nematocera)Observador
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very small diptera (roughly ~2 mm) found in house. Microscope 25x.
Moniliform antennae. Wing venation reduced but doesn't quite match Phoridae, does it? But that would have been my guess.
3rd photo with measure is dorsal view
