Favoritos de brendantlewis21
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Salamandra de Espalda Roja (Plethodon cinereus)Observ.
melodykoncelik23Descripción
Leadback salamander
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Salamandra de Cola Manchada (Eurycea lucifuga)Observ.
dominicDescripción
A larger individual just vibing.
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Género EuryceaObserv.
grahamgerdemanDescripción
This certainly appears to be a Three-lined Salamander, which is not really supposed to be in this area of Middle Tennessee. Mike Smith has a much better photo of the same individual.
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Género OphidionObserv.
notopteridaeDescripción
had this sitting in my camera roll, apparently a rare find
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Comadreja Cola Larga (Neogale frenata)Observ.
kbeanerDescripción
Caught on game cam
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hmartinmediaDescripción
Couldn't get a better photo, but they were engaged in battle when I first noticed them. They were quickly out of sight after this photo.
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Pececillo de Nariz Desafilada (Pimephales notatus)Observ.
hoosierherpenthusiast
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Género DectesObserv.
ahb1002Descripción
Longhorn found on soybean at SEPAC: family Cerambycidae
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Sapo Canadiense (Anaxyrus hemiophrys)Observ.
rileywalshDescripción
Found this specimen a while back and thought it looked really odd for A. americanus (Hence why I photographed it). Coming back to it now with a bit more knowledge I can see it shows structural characteristics more like the Canadian Toad--Two closely-raised ridges between the eyes forming a blunt crest. The wart and colour patterning also look different and give off a slightly different impression.
That being said, I still have little-familiarity with this species. Plus these aren't known from here in Ontario. Looking forward to any thoughts and input
