Favoritos de wet_specimen
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Mariposa-Falcão-Nessus (Amphion floridensis)Observador
iheartmollusksDescrição
On rhododendron (probably R canescens?)
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Mosca-Do-Estrume (Scathophaga stercoraria)Observador
iheartmollusksDescrição
Ai suggestion
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Spilomyia fuscaObservador
robert_thibaultDescrição
Magog QC halte routière 115
Chemin de l Axion
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Squatina dumerilObservador
lillithhughes_07Descrição
We found this in the Outer Banks at the beach washed up and weren’t sure what exactly it was. We took it to a local rehabilitation/educational aquarium to see if they could help figure out what it is. Some of them said it looks like some sort of vertebrae, but weren’t certain and suggested this app. I didn’t know if any of you knew, if you need more photos I will gladly provide some more.
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jjthomsonDescrição
Found on tail and fin of a deceased dolphin found on the shore
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iheartmollusksDescrição
Quite a few washed up after large SE storm Swell previous day. Several alive still
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Tartarugas-Marinhas (Superfamília Chelonioidea)Observador
that_snake_guyDescrição
This bone was found on the beach by someone and I'm trying to help identify it. The piece is roughly 5-6 inches across, roughly half an inch thick, and about 3 inches high in the middle point. I am led to believe this is part of a sea turtle carapace but I am not certain. Would love to see if anyone has any suggestions!
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tanokramirezDescrição
Phylum: Annelida
Class: Sedentaria
Order: Spionida
Key morphological trait: Piston-like parapodia
Fun fact: Is a filter feeder
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Tubarão-Cobre (Carcharhinus brachyurus)Observador
clintonDescrição
56.5 cm TL juvenile female
Depth 2.3-3.2 m
Tagged (T27728) and released
Kahawai in third image was 51.5 cm FL, also tagged and released.
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Erynnis funeralisObservador
iheartmollusksDescrição
Nectaring on dandelion and seaside goldenrod
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travisthejellyfishDescrição
About 20 individuals spotted total, over three days. Usually at high tide
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Família TerebellidaeObservador
jgdalyDescrição
Loimia Medusa. Blue tentacle coming out of a tube decorated with shell fragments. Found at edge of marsh and sand flat. Recorded as seen in Beaufort in “NOAA Technical Report NMFS CIRC-375 New Polychaeta from Beaufort, with a Key to All Species Recorded from North Carolina” by John H. Day in 1973
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Tartaruga-de-Couro (Dermochelys coriacea)Observador
ajwhitlockDescrição
eating Cannonball Jelly
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Tartaruga-de-Couro (Dermochelys coriacea)Observador
iheartmollusksDescrição
Unmistakable! There were several, as well as a mola and lots of cannonball jellies
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Tartaruga-de-Couro (Dermochelys coriacea)Observador
juliezickefooseDescrição
Eating cannonball jellies from Jennette’s Pier. Never seen the like. Probably 6’ long.
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Flamingo-Das-Caraíbas (Phoenicopterus ruber)Observador
rrmeehan87Descrição
Same individuals as this observation which had flown to a second location: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/182139985
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Flamingo-Das-Caraíbas (Phoenicopterus ruber)Observador
ajwhitlockDescrição
3 ad, 8 imm; found by Jeff Lewis this morning
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Género DiogmitesObservador
harrierDescrição
Breeding behavior? Flying individual hovered in one spot, only moving slightly up and down, with front legs held up and out, facing a perched individual in the vegetation (third and seventh photos). After holding this for about 30s, the flying individual approached the perched one and pounced on it. They flew off in a tangle, intermittently pausing on vegetation (fifth photo).
