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Chipe Trepador (Mniotilta varia)Observ.
kestrlLugar
Huntington Beach Central Park West, 18381 Goldenwest St, Huntington Beach, CA 92648, USA (Google, OSM)
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Coyote (Canis latrans)Observ.
pplvsdogsDescripción
This is one of those heartbreaking observations. I was scanning the landscape for coyotes, my favorite sighting in this part, and I saw something moving in the distance. I looked through the viewfinder and realized it was a prone coyote. The tail appeared to be fluttering, and then I thought I saw the ear move. At the same time, when I looked at the photos, the tail almost appears to have been dislocated from the body. Altogether, it was a strange and sad sight. I couldn’t get closer because it was a restricted area. I don’t know what happened to the poor thing, but It appeared to have died at that moment, or maybe within a short time before, or else, was mortally wounded. Still, I can't say for sure because I was too far away.
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Correcaminos Norteño (Geococcyx californianus)Observ.
thesafarihikerDescripción
location close but not exact
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Búho Cornudo (Bubo virginianus)Observ.
kestrlLugar
Huntington Beach Central Park West, 6741 Central Park Dr, Huntington Beach, CA 92647, USA (Google, OSM)
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Achichilique Pico Naranja (Aechmophorus clarkii)Observ.
emo_youngDescripción
cute grebe family
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Serpiente de Agua del Norte (Nerodia sipedon)Observ.
discstewDescripción
Caught a perch in Candlewood Lake
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Jote de Cabeza Negra (Coragyps atratus)Observ.
meemzillaDescripción
They’ve been living around here for years. They’re in the road trying to eat a dead squirrel.
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Nemátodos (Filo Nematoda)Observ.
mnold1Fecha
Septiembre 2024Descripción
Garden cucumber leaf. Looking like a flight over an agricultural landscape, this patchwork pattern is characteristic of a mosaic virus infection. An inexpensive stereo microscope was used for a closer look at the green and brown rectangles. Trichomes were an interesting target, appearing more white and opaque in the brown areas versus more translucent in the live, green areas. A square cm of leaf tissue was put on glass slide with water and a coverslip and observed under a compound microscope. Surprisingly, nematodes appeared to be wriggling out of the tissue (at least a dozen or more were observed), suggesting this may be a nematode disease rather than CMV (?). Note, this leaf was trellised and had no ground contact.
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miyrumiyruDescripción
I rescued her from harmful streetlight... hope she took a relax :)
Her eggs : https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/239551389
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Búho Cornudo (Bubo virginianus)Observ.
lhc005Descripción
two grown-up young owls
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Salvia Azul (Salvia guaranitica)Observ.
sealkisserDescripción
Such a gothic beauty!!! Would love to grow some in my future personal goth garden.
Usually try to avoid cultivated plants but this was too perfect to pass up. Also the ends of the flowers make them look like the open mouthed fangs of a venomous snake!
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Zorrillo Listado Norteño (Mephitis mephitis)Observ.
bewickwrenDescripción
WINGSCAPES BIRDCAM PRO CAMERA
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Codorniz (Callipepla californica)Observ.
bewickwrenDescripción
M2L183E136A1B261-E0A0B0-E0A0B0-E0A0B0-E0A0B0-C136,1
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Lince Americano (Lynx rufus)Observ.
bewickwrenDescripción
M2L0P35E80A96B0C00-P0E0A0B0C00-E0A0B0C00-E0A0B0C00-E0A0B0C00-C80,96
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Foca Ocelada (Pusa hispida)Observ.
mikeburrellDescripción
young individual stuck in tide pond at low tide.
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Observ.
lagoondonDescripción
For my observation of the larval form see https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/84654971
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Corzo Siberiano (Capreolus pygargus)Observ.
aganseDescripción
Albino fawn
Second observation of this kind
For comparison, see
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/14029392 (2018)
For a video on the albino deer
see here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hy2qVJbFHI
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Ardilla Voladora Europea (Pteromys volans)Observ.
taek-guen-imDescripción
낡은 스피커에 살고 있는 하늘 다람쥐
A pair of siberian flying squirrels (Pteromys volans) live in the old loud speaker.
They're not concerned about the dangerous electric wires around them.
