Favoritos de lfelliott
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Tribo AnthophoriniObservador
chert_hollowDescrição
pretty clear evidence of biological activity, but not sure what; deposits are plastered on a limestone rock face under an overhang ledge; multiple snail shells incorporated into the matrix and mud dauber nests also present on surface (see my next observations)
AI suggests Anthophora
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Cisne-Trombeteiro (Cygnus buccinator)Observador
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Excellent comparison of Tundra and Trumpeter Swans - the Tundra is in the foreground, the Trumpeter in the background.
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Pinellia pedatisectaObservador
arembertDescrição
Looks very similar to native green dragon (Arisaema dracontium) but is shorter, grows more vigorously and blooms late into the summer.
Also, the back of the spadix is fused to the spathe , whereas in A. dracontium, the flower parts are separate
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Género ChlorociboriaObservador
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looks like an ink stain. loop east. fm
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Mesodon thyroidusObservador
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Quite variable, aren't they? These are from a small patch of old field that has been restored as 'prairie' in an urban park. The property is one of the first that was settled in Green County. I expect the snail has been there right along.
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Lontra-Canadense (Lontra canadensis)Observador
como_plants_animals_rocksDescrição
monster from the deep - really delighted to see this guy - poor lighting and not many birds - but this creature from the deep
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Mabuia-de-Cauda-Azul (Plestiodon fasciatus)Observador
dwellesleyDescrição
The first image with the eggs was June 10, 2017. The other images when the skinks were hatched was July 8, 2017
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Euptoieta claudiaObservador
mdolomieu1Descrição
I have not been able to figure this one out. These two dorsal shots were all I managed before it was gone. I am thinking some sort of color morph of either Euptoieta claudia or Asterocampa clyton. Any opinions are welcome.
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Cangambá-Listrado (Mephitis mephitis)Observador
futurezoologistDescrição
Solid white back.
Perhaps the same skunk that I observed earlier, since I saw it very close to where that one had been.
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Necydalis mellitaObservador
azf55Descrição
Found at edge of woodland. Appears to have elytra, which makes me think this is a beetle mimicking a wasp rather than an actual wasp.
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Euodynerus annectensObservador
jackilDescrição
Does not look like a mud dauber but builds a similar nest. I have no idea what this is.
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vvoelkerDescrição
L-R: Andropogon ternarius, Schizachyrium scoparium, A. gyrans, A. gerardii, A. virginicus
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colleenburgesscrankDescrição
On a Fireweed (Erechtites hieraciifolius) plant
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Mabuia-Cabeçuda (Plestiodon laticeps)Observador
jackandshirleyDescrição
Approximately 8 inches long,
5 preorbital supralabial scales, postlabial scales present
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Género OphionObservador
kuedaDescrição
I found this wasp near a light on my house. The light was surrounded by araneid orb weavers (probably Araneus). Once the wasp got somewhat stuck, and the spider shot out to nab it, but being rather large and heavy, the wasp fell out of the web in the nick of time. This guy was pretty chunky, maybe 2-3 cm from head to the end of the abdomen.
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Tico-Tico-Raposino (Passerella iliaca)Observador
lfelliottDescrição
2 seen
