Favoritos de screedius
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Mustela richardsoniiObservador
swampsterDescrição
Chewing on a frozen deer carcass.
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Hydromantes shastaeObservador
johnpclareDescrição
Juvenile.
Shasta County, CA.
March 12th 2012.
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Cobra-Liga-Ocidental (Thamnophis sirtalis ssp. sirtalis)Observador
that_bug_guyDescrição
It was a magical moment. Hidden in the fall leaves slithered a garter snake, my very first!
I went to get a photo of a ditch and after I turned around, just a few feet away, there it was. I didn't realize it was there at first. But once I did, I couldn't stop smiling!
The snake slithered around before coming to a stop. It looked forward, raised its head, and click! Onto iNat it goes. What a cutie!
That snake was one of the highlights of the day. I hope to see more!
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Lampropeltis zonataObservador
jriebe2016Descrição
Taken inside Kings Canyon, CA. I’m hoping to help future identifications on Seek
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Texugo-Americano (Taxidea taxus)Observador
arkstormDescrição
Lyell canyon. First Badger documentation in Yosemite on INat. A (presumed) mother (first photo) and her single young (last four photos). With @pacificpq
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Pika-Americana (Ochotona princeps)Observador
billhomanDescrição
A Pika in the Ruby Mountains, Nevada.
Brought to you by www.BackpackingintheRubyMountains.com
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Pika-Americana (Ochotona princeps)Observador
mlwatsonDescrição
American Pika Ochotona princeps in talus field below Williams Lake, Taos Co. NM
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Leão-Marinho-de-Steller (Eumetopias jubatus)Observador
davestoneDescrição
California?
Stellars?
sea lion
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Leão-Marinho-de-Steller (Eumetopias jubatus)Observador
summermuleDescrição
On Whale Rocks.
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hillanddaleDescrição
This was an extremely rare sighting for Squamish first spotted by Wally Fletcher during the Squamish Estuary Monthly Bird Census. This seal was first sighted in Puget Sound near Seattle Washington earlier in the year then later in Steveston British Columbia where it was tagged on its flipper ( B310 ). It was observed swimming and sunning itself on a wharf at the end of Cattermole Slough near downtown Squamish only for only one day then disappeared. Judging by its normal habitat it was a long way out of range which is the Bering Sea. I have good video of the seal ( You-Tube video https://youtu.be/QO8osHlLzh0 ) if that will help with identification.
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Furão (Neogale frenata)Observador
astuciaDescrição
Mustela frenata (Lichtenstein, 1831) Mustelidae.
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You can't see it in the picture but he has a black tip on his tail.
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Texugo-Americano (Taxidea taxus)Observador
gbudykDescrição
Adult (presumed female) with 3 young.
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Coruja-Cinzenta (Strix nebulosa)Observador
out_west_jessDescrição
The famous great gray hanging around Humboldt county.
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Corujão-Orelhudo (Bubo virginianus)Observador
walshjo4Descrição
Located this owl’s nest. I know there are two owls and expect hatchlings soon. I hope to get photos of owls bringing food to their babies.
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Coruja-Das-Torres (Tyto alba)Observador
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Was sleeping in a Coast Live Oak. I did even know it was there at first and was making a lot of noise exploring the leaf litter below it, yet this did not scare it away. This is definitely the closest I have ever gotten to a Barn Owl.
