Favoritos de brandont91311
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Topera de San Diego (Pituophis catenifer ssp. annectens)Observ.
sarahlippmannDescripción
Duplicated observation for the gopher snake :)
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Falsa Coralillo del Noroeste (Lampropeltis californiae)Observ.
natureinlaDescripción
"When beginning our hike my friend Danny and I saw a rattle under a tree. I took a couple of photos. It still alive, not rattling but it would open its mouth and move (pretty awesome).
"On our way back (about 45 min later) from the hike we decided to look under the same tree the rattle was in to get better pictures. We found it but discovered it had been pulled into some nearby bushes by a California Snake ! It was now eating the rattle as its dinner."
- Jessica Medrano
Observation and photos by Jessica Medrano, sent to rascals@nhm.org.
Southern Pacific Rattlesnake observation by Jessica Medrano can be found here: http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/1501879
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Chirrionera Rayada de Chaparral (Masticophis lateralis ssp. lateralis)Observ.
erinjohnson
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Chirrionera Rayada de Chaparral (Masticophis lateralis ssp. lateralis)Observ.
agustin123Fecha
Falta la fecha
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Lagartija Espinosa Esmeralda Chiapaneca (Sceloporus taeniocnemis)Observ.
sarahjunebug
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Bejori de Cerca Occidental (Sceloporus occidentalis)Observ.
cdegroofDescripción
Being consumed by a C.o.helleri. Photo taken by camp counselor, Mike, prior to my arrival to relocate the snake.
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Chirrionera Rayada de Chaparral (Masticophis lateralis ssp. lateralis)Observ.
kalika22
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g_heatonDescripción
Active on the crawl - unexpectedly, given it was below 60F outside
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Chirrionera Rayada de Chaparral (Masticophis lateralis ssp. lateralis)Observ.
cdegroofDescripción
Lyre being eaten by a striped racer. I will create a separate observation for the lyre, located here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/112218222 . Photo & observation by Bruce Pavalon
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natureinlaDescripción
Observation and photo by William Barnes, sent to rascals@nhm.org
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
lnikolaiDescripción
Rattler swallowing a young rabbit
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Venado Bura de California (Odocoileus hemionus ssp. californicus)Observ.
stephanielynne
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Lagarto Caimán del Noroeste (Elgaria multicarinata ssp. webbii)Observ.
p_oconnorDescripción
San Diego Alligator lizard was observed consuming a Mediterranean House Gecko on the sidewalk in a residential neighborhood at 21:00 PST.
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
theradrussianDescripción
Baby on the beach
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Falsa Coralillo del Noroeste (Lampropeltis californiae)Observ.
glhansDescripción
Ingesting a So Pacific rattlesnake
photo by Amila Puhala
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
theradrussianDescripción
Helleri eating a squirrel
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Lince Americano (Lynx rufus)Observ.
andreacalaDescripción
Bobcat in my neighbor's carport...
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Coyote (Canis latrans)Observ.
smartrfDescripción
My friend took this photo of a coyote sleeping on his patio. The coyote looks very relaxed.
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Aguililla Cola Roja (Buteo jamaicensis)Observ.
gregslakDescripción
A pair of red-tailed hawks nested in a nearby equestrian center and I was able to witness the early days of their fledglings.
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Lagarto Caimán del Noroeste (Elgaria multicarinata ssp. webbii)Observ.
cdegroofDescripción
Observation and photos sent to me by a neighbor, Y. Jin.
I questioned further and received the additional photos and following explanation. What's neat, too, is that the Elgaria has its tail in the first photos, but then at some point, dropped the tail, and the snake also ate the drop tail once it was done with the Elgaria.
"And YES the snake won, but it took some time since the lizard did indeed bite the snake as well! Also after the snake finally swallowed the lizard, it ate the lizard's tail which had fallen off as well."
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Topera de San Diego (Pituophis catenifer ssp. annectens)Observ.
libertyjoDescripción
Interested to know the species of both predator and prey. Spotted at Temescal Gateway Park.
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Culebra Nocturna de Baja California (Hypsiglena ochrorhynchus ssp. klauberi)Observ.
brandont91311
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Chirrionera Rayada de Chaparral (Masticophis lateralis ssp. lateralis)Observ.
brandont91311Descripción
This was the same snake that I had seen the day before.
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
brandont91311Fecha
Septiembre 2019Descripción
Second encounter with rattlesnake in shed.
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
brandont91311Descripción
Sixth and final encounter with rattlesnake in shed. I could tell right away that the snake had fully shed its skin.
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Serpiente Rey de Montaña (Lampropeltis multifasciata)Observ.
theradrussianDescripción
Yes, this snake was found on January 2nd. I don’t know how and I was very confused in seeing this baby zonata on my hike. First snake of 2020
