Favoritos de katyswiere
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Liriope muscariObservador
geonaturaDescrição
Rock Creek Piney Branch Specimen again.
Wild, just downhill from trail.
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Celtis sinensisObservador
geonaturaDescrição
I’m stumped by this. Leaves seem too large for Spirea. Alternate not opposite which rules out viburnums and mock oranges. Do you know @katy_swiere? I was with you at Piney Branch.
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Photinus carolinusObservador
drkilmerDescrição
(Photinus carolinus) Big Run Road, Garrett County, Maryland. July 14, 2023. At UV light.
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Pyractomena luciferaObservador
aaronrDescrição
8mm, a 0.3 second yellow flash with 4 second intervals. swamp/marsh with lots of cattails.
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Fungos e Líquens (Reino Fungi)Observador
frank880Descrição
Observed on dead tree branch
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Hepatica americanaObservador
margaritanoirDescrição
Rock Creek Park, Washington DC. I've intentionally enlarged the circle to obscure the exact location—this is the only hepatica plant I've found in the park.
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Salamandra-de-Dorso-Vermelho-Do-Norte (Plethodon cinereus)Observador
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Iscnura-Dos-Açores (Ischnura hastata)Observador
benjesupDescrição
Citrine forktail; Huntley Meadows; 9/8/18
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Epiaeschna herosObservador
benjesupDescrição
Swamp darner; Huntley Meadows; 6/6/21
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Tramea lacerataObservador
benjesupDescrição
Black saddlebags, female; Huntley Meadows; 9/7/14
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Chapim-de-Penacho-Cinzento (Baeolophus bicolor)Observador
rekursivLugar
Rock Creek Park, Rock Creek Park, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, United States (Google, OSM)
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Observador
claxicoDescrição
This is in winter so there are no leaves. The leaf nodes are distinctive. This dark green vine was tightly wrapped around several tree trunks, digging into the trunk and creating grooves where the vine was girdling the tree. A young Chocolate vine is our best guess at what this is, after ruling out all the other typical and familiar invasive vines.
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Pica-Pau-de-Barriga-Amarela (Sphyrapicus varius)Observador
bruzzoneDescrição
Behavioral note: individual could freely travel upwards and downwards on vertical surfaces with head above feet, unlike many woodpeckers that fly down then climb back up
