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Pato Cabeza Roja (Aythya americana)Observ.
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Rescued this Redhead today. It had a fishhook in its bill / face, and the fishing line it was attached to was frozen into the ice and the bird was trapped. Captured the bird, broke the fishing line, and then, with a friend, cut the fishhook in half and removed it from the duck's bill / face. It seemed vigorous and healthy. When we released it, it flew away strong and fast. Good deed done.
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Visón Americano (Neogale vison)Observ.
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Carrying what I presume to be a mudpuppy from the lake
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Carpintero de Vientre Rojo (Melanerpes carolinus)Observ.
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My local little couple having an Alice and Ralph kramden moment
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Landed on my pants, and I had to get him onto my finger and wiggle around before he would leave
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Mariposa Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Observ.
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Groups of Monarchs seen at this location for several days
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Búho Cornudo (Bubo virginianus)Observ.
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they're such a cute couple...
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I took this photo mainly to show what the two tunnels I search look like. Several of 35 +/- were present in this pedestrian tunnel (#1).
Images of two pedestrian tunnels in close proximity to each other can be seen here:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/36729282
The iced over tunnel has been flooded since fall. I see no evidence of moths (though one was seen in Sept near the west end of tunnel). It contained 15 specimens of The Herald last winter.
Edit: A more accurate count with a flashlight revealed that there were exactly 35. All 35 overwintered there. My constant watches over them (about every 7 to 14 days or so) suggested to me that they all survived the winter. Interestingly they did not all leave at the same time or ever close to it. Some remained for a good month longer than others.
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Found in bare sand area at Henry Allen Gleason Sand Prairie Nature Preserve.
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Found on wild parsnip in grass field near Allendale Springs Land and Water Reserve.
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Mapache (Procyon lotor)Observ.
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Tufted Titmouse pulling hair out of Raccoon's back; presumably for nest building.
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Observ.
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Dozens, if not 100s of these were found throughout the 10-acre prairie / savanna remnant at Samuel Barnum Mead Savanna Nature Preserve.
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Perlita Azulgrís (Polioptila caerulea)Observ.
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in nest
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Zorra Gris (Urocyon cinereoargenteus)Observ.
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I had been trying and failing to get some pic's of a Stellar's Jay for about 5 minutes in the shade of this same tree and had that "being watched" feeling. He was about 10 feet up the tree and never budged for the 10 minutes I was there
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Celestino (Thraupis sayaca)Observ.
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Pousada Pluval,
Pantanal,
Mato Grosso,
Brazil
18 August 2017
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Arrendajo Común (Cacicus cela)Observ.
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Cuiaba River,
near Porto Jofre,
Pantanal,
Brazil
13 August 2017
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Garza Tigre Colorada (Tigrisoma lineatum)Observ.
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Immature Rufescent Tiger Heron
Cuiaba River,
near Porto Jofre,
Pantanal,
Brazil
14 August 2017
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Bandurria Boreal (Theristicus caudatus)Observ.
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Porto Jofre,
Pantanal,
Brazil
15 August 2017
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Angú (Donacobius atricapilla)Observ.
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Cuiaba River,
near Porto Jofre,
Pantanal,
Brazil
16 August 2017
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Martín Pescador Enano (Chloroceryle aenea)Observ.
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Cuiaba River,
near Porto Jofre,
Pantanal,
Brazil
16 August 2017
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Chiricote (Aramides cajaneus)Observ.
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Cuiaba River,
near Porto Jofre,
Pantanal,
Brazil
16 August 2017
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Bombus affinisObserv.
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Identified by John Ascher at Bugguide.net, http://bugguide.net/node/view/1314379
Thanks, @molanic!
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Colibrí Garganta Negra (Anthracothorax prevostii)Observ.
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image 1 male
image 2 female
image 3 male
image 4 male
For more info on this trip see:
http://www.inaturalist.org/posts/5309-inatting-in-costa-rica
if interested
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Carpintero Castaño (Celeus castaneus)Observ.
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For more info on this trip see:
http://www.inaturalist.org/posts/5309-inatting-in-costa-rica
if interested
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Mielero Patas Rojas (Cyanerpes cyaneus)Observ.
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image 1 adult male
image 2 adult male
image 3 immature male molting into its first adult plumage
For more info on this trip see:
http://www.inaturalist.org/posts/5309-inatting-in-costa-rica
if interested
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Mielero Verde (Chlorophanes spiza)Observ.
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For more info on this trip see:
http://www.inaturalist.org/posts/5309-inatting-in-costa-rica
if interested
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Saí Azul (Dacnis cayana)Observ.
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image 1 male
image 2 female
For more info on this trip see:
http://www.inaturalist.org/posts/5309-inatting-in-costa-rica
if interested
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Zafiro Coroniazul (Thalurania colombica)Observ.
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For more info on this trip see:
http://www.inaturalist.org/posts/5309-inatting-in-costa-rica
if interested
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Pavón Grande (Crax rubra)Observ.
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image 1 male
image 2 male
image 3 female
image 4 female
Laguna Largarto Lodge,
north of Pital,
Alajuela Province,
Costa Rica
31 January 2016
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Martín Pescador Amazónico (Chloroceryle amazona)Observ.
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photo taken from moving boat along Rio San Carlos,
north of Pital,
Alajuela Province,
Costa Rica
31 January 2016
