Favoritos de nanofishology
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Salamandra Moteada (Ambystoma maculatum)Observ.
brianslabyDescripción
Interesting mutation here, this breeding female literally has 3 left arms!
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Bagheera prosperObserv.
nanofishologyDescripción
I THOUGHT HE HAD SOMETHING IN HIS MOUTH
WHAT DID I SEE????
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Tortuga de Orejas Rojas (Trachemys scripta)Observ.
nanofishologyDescripción
Found in the middle of the trail, just a few yards down from where I found scat FULL of small turtle shell pieces (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/33742334)
Is that a tooth puncture in the egg? hmmm
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Falso Medidor de la Soya (Chrysodeixis includens)Observ.
nanofishologyDescripción
winner of this year's moth beauty pageant!
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sea-kangarooDescripción
Night dive at Black Rock, average depth 16ft/4.9m, max depth 23ft/7m.
A coral head just riddled with these crabs.
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Paloma Doméstica (Columba livia ssp. domestica)Observ.
kalamurphykingDescripción
White Rock lake, Sunset Bay
Pattern
I love the pattern of colors on this one.
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Hongo Nido de Pájaro (Cyathus stercoreus)Observ.
nanofishologyDescripción
In the pot with a mallow I dug up, was hanging out in a bigger pot with an opuntia
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Anguila Americana (Anguilla rostrata)Observ.
astrobirderDescripción
Caught and released
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Avispa de Cintura Larga Occidental (Mischocyttarus flavitarsis)Observ.
rose21Descripción
She is building a nest from the foam pad on a swingset.
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Cinco Negritos Tejano (Lantana urticoides)Observ.
gcwarblerDescripción
The native Texas Lantana is a common "understory" shrub in the thorn brush of this region. Blooming abundantly in late October and an important nectar plant for many butterflies.
UPDATE: Added a 4th image to show the spatulate bractlets under the flowers/fruits.
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Apoda y-inversaObserv.
dusty_in_vilas-txDescripción
@marcepstein I'm giving it a go at rearing this one. It's not the same one from yesterday, at least I don't think so. this one was way on the other side of the same pecan tree.
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kchiassonDescripción
I brought the Slug home and raised it until it eclosed on July 6. The resulting Moth photos are attached as well...
Here is the link to the Moth observation:
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Género AnilinaObserv.
cloudyrzaDescripción
Slug moth caterpillar on Kiggelaria
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mikef451Descripción
True Bug
Rimrock Trail
Balcones Canyonlands NWR
Burnet, Co
4/29/19
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Pez Luna Gigante (Mola tecta)Observ.
tomleeturnerDescripción
I am 6 feet from finger tip to finger tip. Big fish!
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Reyezuelo Matraquita (Regulus calendula)Observ.
nanofishologyDescripción
Can you tell I've been getting a lot of RCK practice?
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Chapulín Verde Rayado (Chortophaga viridifasciata)Observ.
pufferchungDescripción
I am not sure what this one is.
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gcwarblerDescripción
Treehopper; Membracidae, Smiliinae.
https://bugguide.net/node/view/166076
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Verdugo Americano (Lanius ludovicianus)Observ.
nanofishologyDescripción
SO CUTE
Juvenile
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Tordo Sargento (Agelaius phoeniceus)Observ.
nanofishologyDescripción
Nest was placed in reeds, fairly close to boardwalk level
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Género MelitaraObserv.
nanofishologyDescripción
This moth stumped me, @sambiology, and a crowd of other Texas Master Naturalists
@gcwarbler @jeffmci9 Any ideas?
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Pelícano Blanco Americano (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos)Observ.
nanofishologyDescripción
This was a spiritual moment for me.
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVH2txzWFlw
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Arañas (Orden Araneae)Observ.
nanofishologyDescripción
The things you find in your kitchen...
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Escarabajos Y Parientes (Orden Coleoptera)Observ.
driftlessrootsDescripción
Found buried in a pot of compost. Attempted to rear to adulthood for ID but failed.
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Chapulines Pigmeos (Familia Tetrigidae)Observ.
nanofishologyDescripción
Why were there 50 grasshoppers swimming in this puddle?! @brandonwoo
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Escarabajos de Cuernos Largos, Corta Palos, Aserradores (Familia Cerambycidae)Observ.
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Small White grub 25mm (right) found in wattle wood
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Gonodonta nutrixObserv.
kuchipachiFecha
Septiembre 2018Descripción
the suggested IDs are not helping!
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Mohos Mucilaginosos Y Parientes (Filo Mycetozoa)Observ.
nanofishologyDescripción
No idea if this is a fungus, a bacteria, a slime mold, or what. All I know is I forgot to put the leftover beet/lentil soup back in the fridge before leaving for a week in France, and I came home to... whatever this is. 🤐
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berndtheratDescripción
Foto 1: The observed insect.
Foto 2: A tongue.
Foto 3: The frog who ate my observation.
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Mariposa Emperatriz de Manchas Blancas (Asterocampa celtis)Observ.
nanofishologyDescripción
Shortly after pupating, you can see the "mass" of caterpillar organs... uh... disappearing?
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Polilla Esfinge de Las Lianas (Eumorpha vitis)Observ.
nanofishologyDescripción
Eggs!
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gcwarblerDescripción
A Dictyopharid planthopper.
http://bugguide.net/node/view/30539
