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Sonorella eremitaObservador
jsorensenDescrição
Found two live Sonorella eremita at White Hill, southwest of Tucson. This is the type locality for the species, and no other Sonorella species reside here. This population was genetically verified in the Weaver et al 2010 study.
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Sonorella orientisObservador
matt_beckerDescrição
Observed on a talus slope under a rock on leaf litter (last image shows where snail was found). Found in the vacinity of the Pine Tree Trail at Aguirre Springs, but talus slope was about 200 meters off the trail. Thin, partially transparent shell with black line following helix. Believed to be Organ Mountain Talussnail, but few images exist of living organisms to use for comparison. Any help with ID is greatly appreciated!
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Cascavel-diamante Ocidental (Crotalus atrox)Observador
brian_gibsonDescrição
Snake first spied near the state line, in middle of the Colorado River swimming against current. It worked its way over toward the beach I was sitting on and laid there in the sun for awhile (see marker on map) before moving slowly off. Eyes looked slightly glazed, like it might shed soon. I estimate 4 to 4.5 feet long.
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Cascavel-diamante Ocidental (Crotalus atrox)Observador
dhandler1968Descrição
Close up of rattlesnake in tree. Photos taken using iPhone SE attached to a spotting scope. Distant photo showing location of snake in tree.
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Pantala flavescensObservador
jaykellerDescrição
See reference below. I know not how to differentiate early instars of P. flavescens vs P. hymenaea.
https://www.buglifecycle.com/?page_id=2003
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Beija-Flor-de-Bico-Largo-Comum (Cynanthus latirostris)Observador
chrisrohrerDescrição
Nesting at home
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Observador
leptoniaLugar
Channel Islands National Park, Channel Islands, Santa Barbara County, UCNRS, US-CA, US (Google, OSM)
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Aranhas-de-Funil (Família Agelenidae)Observador
seigmondDescrição
Funnel Weavers Family Agelenidae in Madera Canyon, AZ
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Observador
brandon_dietrichDescrição
I haven’t ever tried to find out what kind of bats these are. The population is thick though and all the shafts are full of them.
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Dynastes grantiiObservador
mason_sDescrição
@bradklee All from the Home Depot parking lot. I released many of them into a forest a ways away from the lights
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Fumaçeiro (Podaxis pistillaris)Observador
carrieseltzerLugar
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Monument Valley Navajo, Navajo, Arizona, United States (Google, OSM)Descrição
This caught my eye as totally out of place in the desert. It was all dried out.
Growing on a sand dune less than 1 m away from these: http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/3452891
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Castela emoryiObservador
joeysantoreDescrição
Male flowers, healthy population, on the margins of an ancient lake.
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Mycosarcoma maydisObservador
zipactliLugar
Anillo Perif. Blvd. Adolfo Ruiz Cortines 1, Parque Ecológico de Xochimilco, 16036 Ciudad de México, CDMX, México (Google, OSM)
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Saguaro (Carnegiea gigantea)Observador
ezpixelsDescrição
large double crested saguaro in bloom
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seongwonDescrição
애기앉은부채 (Ae-gi-an-jeun-bu-chae)
East Asian skunk cabbage
Symplocarpus nipponicus Makino
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Brandegea bigeloviiObservador
happytippyDescrição
Found by Karen Martin on our back country trail hike. Only place I've ever seen it.
