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kim215Descripción
One of 5 pacific sea nettles I saw this season - never seen one north of Monterey before - would love to hear from anyone else seeing them!
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sambiologyDescripción
Had a really nice time exploring the north part of Cobblestone Trail Park -- there's a drainage ditch with lots of insect and plant diversity!
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Tronadores, Saltapericos Y Cocuyos Familia ElateridaeObserv.
dhobernDescripción
Sample from Malaise trap, Aranda, ACT, Australia, 27 August to 3 September 2021
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Beluga Delphinapterus leucasObserv.
jmrobertiaDescripción
Observed a small pod feeding with numerous seals for close to two hours. They moved back and forth between the Kenai Dock and old Cannery area.
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Animales Reino AnimaliaObserv.
odinbriem0Descripción
The little red balls. No idea what it is.
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Nutria de Río Norteamericana Lontra canadensisObserv.
billcarpenterDescripción
Multiple otters near the mouth of Campbell Creek. Large numbers of silver salmon are in the creek.
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erica387Descripción
Heavily cropped and difficult to see in the glaring sun. Just saw something moving in the sand.
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Oso Negro Americano Ursus americanusObserv.
jeffnelson1Descripción
Feeding on Pink Salmon roe.
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Catarina de Cinco Manchas Hippodamia quinquesignataObserv.
awenningerDescripción
Just emerged from pupa
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Línce Canadiense Lynx canadensisObserv.
shdhartDescripción
Two Lynxes crossing the road. One then chased the other into a tree. Interaction seemed genuinely aggressive and not playful.
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Moscas de Sierra Suborden SymphytaObserv.
mowhalenDescripción
On Lupinus nootkatensis.
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Nuco Asio flammeusObserv.
blainespellmanDescripción
Owl with white belly and black bars under wings. Tail feathers are all a specific length and appear cut, kind of short.
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Kelp Cola de Toro Nereocystis luetkeanaObserv.
abiabiDescripción
12-12-2020 Nereocystis luetkeana in Captain's Bay on the South side of Little South America (LSA).
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Ballena Jorobada Megaptera novaeangliaeObserv.
scottrangerDescripción
Favorite Channel just north of Aaron Island
Whale 2070, Barnacles, doing the first breach I've seen her do in 13 years of observation
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Estrellas Y Erizos de Mar Filo EchinodermataObserv.
kljinsitkaDescripción
153µ plankton tow
Asteroida?
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Morsa del Atlántico Odobenus rosmarus ssp. rosmarusObserv.
petekeevillLugar
Falta la ubicación
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Género RocinelaObserv.
sitkahgraceDescripción
Attached to black rockfish in the shallow kelp beds
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Género CottusObserv.
naokitakebayashiDescripción
Russian River, upstream of the ferry, around the place where Russian River branches out from Kenai River
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Roquero Rojo Monticola saxatilisObserv.
lifespulseDescripción
First North American record. Seen on a well-timed WINGS birdwatching tour. Previously found, but truly a 1-day wonder. Unbelievable!
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Género NomadaObserv.
robertweedenDescripción
id courtesy of John Ascher: https://bugguide.net/node/view/1989544#3281850
N. ruficornis seems to be a group of species or subspecies whose genetic relationship has not yet been fully determined.
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Género AmmophilaObserv.
robertweedenDescripción
15 mm
possibly Ammophila placida
This female parasitic wasp entered the hole pictured head first. It was underground very briefly (only 15-20 seconds) before emerging again, also head first. It flew off but returned shortly afterwards carrying a clump of sand in its jaws which it used to plug the hole.
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Género IrbisiaObserv.
abiabiDescripción
It has been very wet & cool this spring & a good many of these Bugs were on some Salmonberry & Artemisia tilesii leaves near the beach at LSA.
I collected some to look at more closely & get more fotos of their finer points so they have been chilling in the fridge. However, 37F does NOT slow them down at all! Apparently they like cool weather which may explain why there were so many on the plants.
After searching online, reading everything I could find & looking at iNat postings - my guess is that these are Irbisia sericans - the Black Grass Bug...
or not...
Now I get to learn about BUGS :)
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Oso Negro Americano Ursus americanusObserv.
linda_r_shawDescripción
There are reportedly four sets of mother bears with twins in the area of the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center this year. Here are two cubs play fighting in the meadow near the Visitor Center.
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Caribú Rangifer tarandusObserv.
dpomDescripción
Caribou nursery of females and young, migratiny across the valley to areas with more snow
