Favoritos de whistlingduck
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Tolype velledaObservador
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Final pic: playing "dead"
Why does he remind me of a siamese cat? And love his sparkly mohawk!
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27mm length. Third photo is close-up of rhinophore. Specimen at CASIZ 208937.
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Came to black light/MV trap. Live Oak/chaparral habitat. 608 ft elevation. 33.7mm wingspan spread. 2018GM-0333.
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Agrotis venerabilisObservador
mcduckDescrição
Came to black light/MV trap. Live Oak/chaparral habitat. 608 ft elevation. 38.4mm wingspan spread. 2018GM-0331.
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Mariquita-Azul-de-Garganta-Preta (Setophaga caerulescens)Observador
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Gambá-da-Virgínia (Didelphis virginiana)Observador
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Two leucistic juveniles ‘possums :)
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Tolype velledaObservador
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2nd day at the porchlight. Probably same individual as https://inaturalist.ca/observations/239841640
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Codorniz-da-Virgínia (Colinus virginianus)Observador
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Northern Bobwhite
E. Starr Co., Texas
25 May 1996
Location: Starr Co., Texas (Google, OSM)
Places: TPWD Wildlife District 8, TX-East, US-TX, US, North America, NA More...
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Aglantha digitaleObservador
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Photo by Christie Paquet
Found by Clarisse Doe
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Mariquita-Azul-de-Garganta-Preta (Setophaga caerulescens)Observador
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Mariquita-de-Mascarilha (Geothlypis trichas)Observador
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Thursday, January 21, 2021 - paddling the upper half of The Sill; Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, Georgia. ©williamwisephoto.com
~ Journal: http://williamwisephoto.com/photographyblog/okefenokee-warblers
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Observador
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Many damselflies were moulting on these pillars making up the jetty into Four Springs Lake. This one looked like one of the more mature ones, with saturated colours.
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Gaio-de-Santa-Cruz (Aphelocoma insularis)Observador
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lifer!
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Frango-d'Água-Azul (Porphyrio martinica)Observador
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adults with two chicks!
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Gambá-da-Virgínia (Didelphis virginiana)Observador
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Photo 1:
More Faces Than I Expected
Yesterday morning I stepped outside before sunrise and saw movement. Turned on a porch light & saw this. I'd been wanting to see this for years. She had 2 babies on her back with a 3rd climbing on. The mama froze as I ran back inside and scrambled to get my camera assembled. I was very lucky, she was still standing frozen when I got back. So dark I had to use flash. I was about 10 feet from her.
Photo 2:
There Is Always One
After my first shot, I stood still & mama finally relaxed and turned sideways. That is when I saw there were 4 babies, not 3. Number 4 was struggling to find a handhold on the other side from it's siblings. Every big family has that one kid that marches to a different drummer.
Photo 3:
Mom Checks Me Out Again
When my flash went off for my 2nd shot, it got mom's attention again. With 3 little sets of eyes also looking my way. Number 4 was still trying to hang on and facing the wrong direction.
Photo 4:
Mom Decides I'm No Threat
Mama ignored me and the camera flashes and wandered around the deck sniffing and exploring for a minute or so. Baby # 4 finally seemed secure. Babies stay in mom's pouch until they are about 2 1/2 months old when they emerge and climb on her back. They stay with her until they are about 4 to 5 months old.
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Loris lydekkerianusObservador
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We found this right above one of our tents in Mahoora Tent Camp near Wilpattu during the Quest Nature Tour I was leading. Seen by Graham and Sharon Nancekivell and myself. We heard it do a high pitched call first. It was surprisingly fast as it scrabbled through the branches. Probably my favourite sighting of the trip!
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Inimia natObservador
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About 25 mm long, found on a Eucalypt trunk
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Inimia natObservador
glendawalterDescrição
About 25 mm long. Matthew, I have emailed you re these.
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Salamandra-de-Dorso-Vermelho-Do-Norte (Plethodon cinereus)Observador
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Andorinha-Serradora-Do-Hemisfério-Norte (Stelgidopteryx serripennis)Observador
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Pelicano-branco Americano (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos)Observador
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American White Pelican
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Mariquita-Do-Canadá (Cardellina canadensis)Observador
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Lifer #266!!! 10th and final lifer I got this year at Point Pelee! This guy was my favourite out of the 100 birds I saw this year at PPNP.
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Mariquita-de-Barrete-Preto (Cardellina pusilla)Observador
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This migrating warbler flew over our boat and sat on the water. When we moved closer to it to "rescue" it and bring it onboard it took flight and headed away.
San Diego County, California, US
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Pelicano-branco Americano (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos)Observador
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The pelican was hoping to steal a fish from the Osprey, but I think the Osprey missed the fish.
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Mariquita-Protonária (Protonotaria citrea)Observador
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Beauty!
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Garçote-Verde (Butorides virescens)Observador
ryanj85Descrição
Green Heron with leucism/albinism.
