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Escarabajos Rinoceronte Y Parientes (Subfamilia Dynastinae)Observ.
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Meet peppercorn, the beetle!
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Champiñón Amarillo (Agaricus xanthodermus)Observ.
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Dispersed ring of mushrooms ranging in size from 10 cm to 2cm
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Cyathus striatusObserv.
warsnanDescripción
Located beneath mature Lomandra plants and growing in mulch there. Cluster size about 45cm x 45cm and spreading
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The pond in wich this specimen lived had predators such as Chaoborus, which resulted in a spined morphotype
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Lepisiota capenis trading in ant parts! L capensis have taken over my back garden which was previously ruled by Argentines. Whether these images represent part of a major cleaning up operation or the spoils of war I am unsure:)
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Champiñón Amarillo (Agaricus xanthodermus)Observ.
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Yellow Stainer (Agaricus xanthodermus), Martin Luther King Jr East Bay Regional Park, Oakland, California
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Freshly moulted adult gives non-typical colouration. Thanks to @lehelind for the info
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Pato de Crin (Chenonetta jubata)Observ.
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These ducklings are quite young and still very attached to mum.
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Psilodera validaObserv.
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Gorgeous Small Headed Fly (Psilodera sp. ) nectaring on alien Limonium sp. in my garden. This is a photo compilation (composite) of the same fly indicating its flight pattern, circling the flower,
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Halcón Peregrino Norteamericano (Falco peregrinus ssp. anatum)Observ.
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Earlier this year, most likely due to rains over February. exact same spot as previous years. Smaller Fruitbodies, but still a large, beautiful species.
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Escobetillas (Género Ramaria)Observ.
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Beautiful and fragile coral fungus. Raspberry red when small, coral pink when older. ID unknown. Have only seen this in Birdwood Gully Springwood. Growing in soil bank at edge of track.
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Champiñón Amarillo (Agaricus xanthodermus)Observ.
drewsintonDescripción
Cap 70 mm across. White smooth convex pileus, pink close gills, white smooth stipe or stem, flaring annulus or ring. Pileus and stipe stained yellow when bruised or cut. One of eleven specimens found growing on leaf litter beneath northwest middle canopy Quercus agrifolia (California Oak). Waite Arboretum Tree ID #485A.
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Arañas Lobo de Tres Bandas (Rabidosa rabida)Observ.
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rabidosa?
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Lagarto Monitor Variado (Varanus varius)Observ.
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Juvenile, about 1 m long
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Serpiente Rata Oriental (Ptyas mucosa)Observ.
ashutoshshindeDescripción
This Rat snake was found at the foothills of Naneghat (ancient road used by traders to commute between Mumbai and Pune,MH,India). This snake was on verge of shading its skin.
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Dawn of a Golden Era !!!!While on our trail at Nagla block I came across tiny eggs laid on a leaf.. It was even smaller than mustard seeds.. While taking a 1:1 view on it I observed the new born bee/fly (ID unknown) was still on the eggs. Not sure about the behavioural pattern but surely it was a one of the great macro sighting i have had till date.Need expert advise on ID and further details
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ashutoshshindeDescripción
This beautiful moth was sighted laying eggs at Nagla Block of Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Mumbai, Maharashtra, INDIA
