Favoritos de ionam
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Escarabajos Y Parientes (Orden Coleoptera)Observ.
peterallenbdsDescripción
On Green Hairstreak
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Gorrión Doméstico (Passer domesticus)Observ.
editwenchDescripción
Thought it was interesting how they put all these spikes inside the lettering to keep the bird from nesting-birds used it as material and made a nest in every spot they could
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Hongos de Esponja Y Parientes (Orden Boletales)Observ.
francesca303Lugar
Privado
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Ardilla Gris de Las Carolinas (Sciurus carolinensis)Observ.
dbreeDescripción
white morph
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Humano (Homo sapiens)Observ.
hyacinthusDescripción
Inscription on bottles left here, most probably between 1942-1947:
"NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN"
"NOT TO BE RETURNED"
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Moscas Domésticas, de Estiércol Y de Las Flores (Superfamilia Muscoidea)Observ.
isisanimals
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Moscas Panteoneras (Género Lucilia)Observ.
paulf84Descripción
Unsure of the species ID
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ophrysDescripción
Rather pale blue tone can be a pointer in the field that a specimen is worth taking to prove the species is present and the lack of a coxopleural streak proves the ID.
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Moscas Panteoneras (Género Lucilia)Observ.
mverDescripción
Stacked from 58 images. Method=C (S=4)
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gonodactylusDescripción
Reared from maggots infecting American Toad
Paper used to support ID: https://academic.oup.com/jme/article/58/1/88/5874415
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Mosca Verde Metálica (Lucilia sericata)Observ.
sbushesDescripción
Still struggling to understand which is the anterodorsal bristle...but guessing this is L.sericata?
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Líquenes (Clase Lecanoromycetes)Observ.
ennifDescripción
Pink lichen rings on Jubilee Buttress of Table Mountain. In a few locations.
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Bluetongue virusObserv.
dewald2Descripción
Eastern Free State Clay Grassland. Visible symptoms include painful hindlegs (due to muscle degeneration), diarrhoea, edema, torticollis, nasal erosion, bleeding of the eyes, septic groins, and emaciation.
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Mosca Verde Metálica (Lucilia sericata)Observ.
steve_kerrDescripción
ID based on Holloway 1991
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Moscardones (Familia Calliphoridae)Observ.
vivriv02Descripción
Dead fly on side of road
Fully intact
On road to El Progresso
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Moscas Panteoneras (Género Lucilia)Observ.
benzeitlerDescripción
Found in highlands
Emerald green color
On deceased owl
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Zorro Orejudo de África Oriental (Otocyon megalotis ssp. virgatus)Observ.
plakizia
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Vida (Vida)Observ.
sean943Descripción
Red orange colored bloom alongside filaments green algae
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cgbcDescripción
Heather Trail, Manning Park
Host: Engelmann Spruce Picea engelmannii
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msrDescripción
Someone found what we're pretty sure is a small Antarctic Isopod body on the beach
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Ancala fasciataObserv.
galat-luong_anhDescripción
Insecte, Centrafrique
Copyright Gerard Galat
1972 OK 1/1 to fit request
https://www.animalscoop.fr/
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Ancala fasciataObserv.
galat-luong_anhDescripción
Insecte, Berbérati, Centrafrique
Copyright Gerard Galat
1972 OK 1/1 to fit request
https://www.animalscoop.fr/
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Murciélagos (Orden Chiroptera)Observ.
saileanDescripción
Single bat recording at 62.7 .. ? Soprano pipistrelle? Not quite dark
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americanisopodologistDescripción
I highly recommend taking a look at this fascinating article on the remarkable rediscovery of Scyphacella arenicola by Dr. Pallieter De Smedt, featured on the Smithsonian's Website!
https://naturalhistory.si.edu/research/invertebrate-zoology/news-and-highlights/isopod-rediscovery
This is the second beach, out of four, with the species.
