jbrown's Identifications
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Cormorões e Biguás (Família Phalacrocoracidae)Observador
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On the Allegheny River, near Templeton PA, from a distance, could not tell if it was a stick or a bird, but with the zoom on my camera, I got in as close as possible to observe this bird on a stump on the river.
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Amora-da-Califórnia (Rubus ursinus)Observador
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Native species?
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Corvo-Marinho-d'Orelhas (Nannopterum auritum)Observador
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It was 55 degrees when I was here at the duck pond at Virginia Tech.
Probably as close as I could get to these ducks.I know that one of these was a Mallard.
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Género TringaObservador
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Looking for help IDing the bird on the left on top of the big rock, the other two are Greater Yellowlegs, I believe, but that one looks different. Thanks.
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Peixes Com Nadadeiras Raiadas (Classe Actinopterygii)Observador
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they all jump in the air and make a massive splashing commotion when theres a hunter
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Íbis-Sagrada (Threskiornis aethiopicus)Observador
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Flock of about 25 ibis flew in to roost in town centre around 6pm amidst a massive wave of Black Kites circling over the city.
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Alce (Alces alces)Observador
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Moose are naturalized in Newfoundland. Four animals were introduced in 1904. The first hunting season was in 1930. www.env.gov.nl.ca
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Gimnosperma (Ordem Pinales)Observador
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This pine is unlike any others I have seen in the forest. It's very small like a bush with short leaf needles. There doesn't seem to be any other like it near by.
I could use some help with identification.
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