Favoritos de thepigeongirl
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Gaivota-Do-Mar-de-Bering (Larus glaucescens)Observador
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First county record! 3rd state record. Spotted on the piles. Large-ish pale gull with a bit of clean gray on the back. Dark iris, long dark bill with some pale coloration at base. Wings had no dark color and wingtips were more gray than white.
Bird flushed a few times and took off around 3. Circled a few times and then left
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Família MimidaeObservador
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a NOMO mimicking a whip-poor-will. Identified during a grassland bird survey.
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Esturjão-Atlântico (Acipenser oxyrinchus)Observador
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saw this sturgeon many, many years ago when I was a young birder with the NJ Audubon society. I never forgot the sighting, and I finally found my old photo
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Gato-Do-Mato-Grande (Leopardus geoffroyi)Observador
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Geoffrey’s cat, spotted while surveying a partially dried riverbed for birds
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Gaivota-d'Asa-Escura (Larus fuscus)Observador
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compost pile mystery gull, appearing as a lesser black-backed gull with pink legs. This is inconsistent with typical LBBG found in this region and this bird might be a hybrid or uncommon subspecies.
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Ser Humano (Homo sapiens)Observador
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Big Lake Campground. Yes, it's just what it looks like, bagels in Tsuga mertensiana.
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Necturus maculosusObservador
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MASSIVE MUPPY!! Estimated 14.5 inches based on the size of my box. Dipnetted, photos comparing to smaller one caught and last photos underwater after release
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Pavões (Género Pavo)Observador
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With Bruce Anderson, Bob Sicolo, Paul Hueber, Helen Lovell-Wayne (Holly Lovell), and Larry Taylor; a successful search for the female Green Peafowl of the pair that has been present for the past few years.
eBird checklist: https://ebird.org/checklist/S31148424
In comparing my eBird and iNat bird life lists from Florida today, I was surprised to see that I apparently had never submitted this Green Peafowl record to iNat. This record remedies that omission, becoming species #499 research-graded.
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Salamandra-de-Dorso-Vermelho-Do-Norte (Plethodon cinereus)Observador
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Incredible green fluorescence under the tail with a 365nm black light.
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Esquilo-Cinzento-Oriental (Sciurus carolinensis)Observador
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carrying and feeding on the bone of a white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) that had been hit by a car a few years ago.
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Ordem NoctilucalesObservador
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photo is of the flash of light coming from a colony disturbed by the propeller of a boat.
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Lula-Gigante (Architeuthis dux)Observador
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Giant squid sucker marks on the carcass of a sperm whale
