Favoritos de johngarrett
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Playero de Las Rompientes (Calidris virgata)Observ.
mpaulsen16Descripción
Seen sitting on the ground during a snow storm
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gquittnerDescripción
This one was found very near Colorado River in Grand Junction.
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Achichilique Pico Naranja (Aechmophorus clarkii)Observ.
mccreedyDescripción
Courtship displays
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Cocodrilo de África Oriental (Crocodylus niloticus ssp. africanus)Observ.
wayneosbornDescripción
Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania. I was working in early morning light from a boat on Lake Nzelekela when a crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus) seized a Tilapia. 600 mm lens mounted on a Wimberley head and tripod. Natural Light. Pam Osborn image
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Erora laetaObserv.
jwm57Descripción
***Rare, but potentially stable population at this location based on an observation just down the road here last May. Nectaring on fleabane with a Banded and a Striped hairstreak.
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Azulilla de Estanque Variable (Enallagma praevarum)Observ.
smeckertDescripción
prey
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Ostrero Variable (Haematopus unicolor)Observ.
raewynaDescripción
Leucistic bird that appeared to have no black feathers at all.
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henicorhinaDescripción
Upper Limahuli Preserve, Kauai County, HI, USA. These are the only two photos I have
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Ave del Trópico de Cola Roja (Phaethon rubricauda)Observ.
tiwaneDescripción
Watched this amazing bird hang out in the area for 5-10 minutes. What a privilege.
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Gavilán de Cooper (Accipiter cooperii)Observ.
johnkargesDescripción
Melanistic juvenile (likely male based on size relative to the Great-tailed Grackle it was feeding upon). Verified by William Clark, and Lance and Jill Morrow. First observed by M. Silvas with me, and I shouted "melanistic Cooper's Hawk, OMG" as I identified the bird preliminarily, before submitting it to experts for review.
N31.070728 W-97.369269
JPK-2925
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Arañas de Quelíceros Alargados (Género Tetragnatha)Observ.
polylepisDescripción
This is a best guess...it has the right abdomen shape, but I guess many other orbweavers do as well (I am not an expert on arachnids by any stretch). Does not strike me as similar to Dolomedes sp.
Was engaged in a long battle with an ensnared damselfly, which eventually succumbed to envenoming. Unfortunately, due to the bright lighting and inability to shoot from a different angle, this is really the best shot I could get. Second photo is a tight crop of the spider from a different photo with greater exposure on the abdomen.
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Tlalcoyote (Taxidea taxus)Observ.
twillrichardsonDescripción
More stills from Toogee Sielsch. Super cool to see this mutualism in Tahoe!
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Culebra de Collar de San Bernardino (Diadophis punctatus ssp. modestus)Observ.
paperplumDescripción
Same individual observed here.
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Ácaros Acuáticos (Infraorden Hydrachnidia)Observ.
andreacalaDescripción
Host: Vivid Dancer.
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Chinches Hediondas (Superfamilia Pentatomoidea)Observ.
sarahhecocksDescripción
Not sure of the feather or the eggs.
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kgarrettDescripción
Western Bluebird with scorpion prey; this observation is for the scorpion
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Mariposa Sedosa Gris (Strymon melinus)Observ.
henicorhinaDescripción
With @cypseloides
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Periquito del Amor Enmascarado (Agapornis personatus)Observ.
mosesaubreyDescripción
someones lovebird escaped i assume
