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Peixe-Manteiga (Pholis gunnellus)Observador
birdadetteDescrição
Unsure of ID, washed ashore dead
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Anzia colpodesObservador
jonydigbyDescrição
On a multi trucked maple at edge of swamp maybe just above swamp
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Observador
birdadetteDescrição
Washed ashore, still alive... barely... returned to the water :(
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Anzia colpodesObservador
jonydigbyDescrição
On red oak.
Near hilltop above extensive wetlands
In tight grouping of 5 trees along ridge
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Meronera venustulaObservador
nbentomophileDescrição
length 3 mm
in leaf litter; there's a whole new world of bugs in soil/leaf litter but needs some type of magnifier to appreciate it.
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Pulgões (Família Aphididae)Observador
cobrien207Descrição
observation for ants: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/173323945
Host plant: Chamaenerion angustifolium
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Pectenia plumbeaObservador
flyersmithDescrição
1 thalus on red maple (30cm dbh) 5ft
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Cantarídeos (Família Cantharidae)Observador
nbentomophileDescrição
(larva) length 17 mm
in leaf litter
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Pannaria luridaObservador
flyersmithDescrição
On small red maple beside lake edge
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Coiote (Canis latrans)Observador
teafinchDescrição
Came out of the woods behind the farm and went out into the fields to hunt. Seemed wary of me.
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Veado-da-Virgínia (Odocoileus virginianus)Observador
leahdefDescrição
Leucistic deer herd.
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Lince-Pardo (Lynx rufus)Observador
kmscoutsDescrição
Caught on trail cam at 2:05 pm, approximately 1.5 hours after the cameras were first put in place.
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Leptogium acadienseObservador
dwaynesabineDescrição
Corticolous on Fagus grandifolia in mixed woods. Wet photos in situ, dry photos from specimen.
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Cyrtodaria siliquaObservador
birdadetteDescrição
Thick shell, found on sandy beach at low tide
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Lince-Pardo (Lynx rufus)Observador
alixdentremontDescrição
Two bobcats were behind the building where I store my boat. I only saw one at first, then it started walking straight towards me. I jumped in the truck to be able to use it to stabilize my camera since the lighting was poor as the sun was setting. After the first turned around, the second appeared. Eventually, both quietly headed into the woods.
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Coregonus huntsmaniObservador
ianmanningDescrição
Image captured during 2014 field season for Bluenose Coastal Action Foundation and Atlantic Whitefish Recovery Project. Location obscured to Southern NS.
For more information on the Atlantic Whitefish Project visit: http://coastalaction.org/Wordpress/
For more information on status and recovery on Endangered Atlantic Whitefish Project see: http://dfo-mpo.gc.ca/species-especes/profiles-profils/whitefish-coregone-eng.html
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Alce (Alces alces)Observador
jamievanbuskirkLugar
Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site of Canada, Caledonia, NS, CA (Google, OSM)
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Observador
stephp538Descrição
Came across this beauty while looking for bears to photograph.
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hunterefsDescrição
Very strange midden of mostly ten-ridged whelk with some Colus sp. (assume stimpsoni) mixed in.
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Observador
lucavoscortDescrição
Female. S. brachygaster? Katepisternum pollinose (pic 1 & 2), Tarsi all dark (pic 3). Firth tergum looks broader than long (pic 4) but does not look like S. flavimana (postpronotum dark, femur unicolored (pic 1 & 2)).
Both S. flavomaculata and brachygaster are supposed to have an apicomedial cleft on T5, I can see/find one (pic 4). Vertex pile long (pic 5), T2 broad, mesonotum pollinose (pic 6), femur unicolored - S. brachygaster? Using Coovert & Thompson 1977.
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Alce (Alces alces)Observador
markd79Descrição
Mainland moose spotted Sept 27, 2019 near the St.Marys river, Glenelg Nova Scotia. Moose was on a logging road on the Liscomb River road. Sept 27, 2019 at 4:39pm
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Rã-Leopardo-Do-Norte (Lithobates pipiens)Observador
julieannefrancoisDescrição
Leopard frog and a garden snake?
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Lince Canadense (Lynx canadensis)Observador
jdeeDescrição
Lynx I think. Was a ways off but pretty good size. Two shots and camera was full .... arrrgggg! As it walked away no shot of tail.
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Ascomicetos (Filo Ascomycota)Observador
ecologyrockstarDescrição
Black cups found growing on exposed section of clay substrate along the Ukme'k trail in Kejimkujik NPNHS. Cups have a diameter of ~0.5cm, they appear to be completely black.
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Cymindis limbataObservador
ipatDescrição
The rocks in the high intertidal had tens / hundreds of beetles (of various kinds).
It was very foggy, so maybe they somehow got confused & washed / blown ashore.
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Observador
jonydigbyDescrição
On a maple at lakes edge in “Old Growth policy” parcel
Confirmed by Stephen Selva
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Observador
birdadetteDescrição
Found growing on rock
Potentially fungal infection on Aspicilia species? Or paint..
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Tritão-de-Pintas-Vermelhas (Notophthalmus viridescens ssp. viridescens)Observador
loriphinneyDescrição
Two individuals - one with one in a headlock in a puddle of water at a quarry
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Tartaruga-Pintada-Oriental (Chrysemys picta ssp. picta)Observador
birdadetteDescrição
Road strike, still alive and sent to wildlife rehabilitation center.
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Bichos-Pau-d'Água (Género Ranatra)Observador
chrisman2552Lugar
Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site of Canada, Annapolis, NS, CA (Google, OSM)
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Abelhões (Género Bombus)Observador
lucavoscortDescrição
Male, 14 mm. Hair almost entirely absent on abdomen.
