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Escarabajo Sanjuanero (Melolontha melolontha)Observ.
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It flew up and landed on my head; I placed it onto a bit of sheep's wool
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Prímula Olorosa (Primula veris)Observ.
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For more Cowslip (Primula veris) blooming nearby, cf. inaturalist.org/observations/226550009
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Who can help ID, to genus, please; is species even possible?
For the Borrer's Speckled Shield Lichen (Punctelia borreri), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/225771783
For the Common Goldspeck (Candelariella vitellina), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/225779119
For the Brown Cobblestone Lichen (Acarospora fuscata), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/225783257
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Zorro Rojo (Vulpes vulpes)Observ.
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Security camera video capture, very close cropped; as @jwidness noted: black legs, black tipped ears
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Cascabel de Bandas (Crotalus horridus)Observ.
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Fresh Roadkill
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Caléndula del Cabo (Dimorphotheca ecklonis)Observ.
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Wild, as I unexpectedly encountered them
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Falsa Coralillo Real Oriental Estadounidense (Lampropeltis triangulum)Observ.
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In full shed; same snake, same time, same place, cf. also inaturalist.org/observations/222904545
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Culebra de Collar (Diadophis punctatus)Observ.
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For the other two of this group of three Ring-necked Snake (Diadophis punctatus) individuals, cf. inaturalist.org/observations/224789600 (last photo, right) & inaturalist.org/observations/224789609: two 11" females, this one missing its tail, one with unmarked yellow belly; & the third a tiny hatchling, cf. also inaturalist.org/observations/222920217
Notation thanks to @isamalik:
• Black
• Light collar
• Dorsal scales smooth
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For this same full opaque snake at this very same time, cf. inaturalist.org/observations/222920219
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Chorlo Dorado del Pacífico (Pluvialis fulva)Observ.
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First photo cropped, then full size
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Apheloria tiganaObserv.
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For the Leopard Slug (Limax maximus), photo 5, cf. inaturalist.org/observations/224235133
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Cladonia didymaObserv.
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Notes thanks to @ccantley: squamulose podetia, not forming cups as in C. coccifera
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Hongos Ascomicetes Y Líquenes (Subfilo Pezizomycotina)Observ.
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For the yellow, the log almost glowing golden; last photos include UV. Can someone ID the black dots?
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• non-isidiate
• has apothecia
For the Salted Starburst Lichen (Imshaugia aleurites), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/223467367
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First two photos cropped, then full size, as are the rest
For the Elegant Sunburst Lichen (Rusavskia elegans), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/172621370
For the Common Sunburst Lichen (Xanthoria parietina), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/172617060
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Ranúnculo Bulboso (Ranunculus bulbosus)Observ.
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At Avebury, a Neolithic henge monument (between 2850 BC and 2200 BC) containing 3 stone circles, with the largest megalithic stone circle in the world, one of the greatest marvels of prehistoric Britain
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Caimán del Mississippi (Alligator mississippiensis)Observ.
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juvenile, about 2 feet long
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It differs in hairiness from the superficially similar Trailing Bellflower (Campanula poscharskyana), which has gray-hairy stems: the stems of C. portenschlagiana are practically glabrous, and their growth forms also differ: portenschlagiana is mound-forming, poscharskyana, trailing; their leaves are also different
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For the Velvetgrass (Holcus lanatus), inaturalist.org/observations/220095312, at a 12th century church
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Cebadilla Ratonera (Hordeum murinum)Observ.
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Growing against a brick wall by the sidewalk
