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Género JoeropsisObserv.
chloe_and_trevorDescripción
Joeropsis? Tiny (<4mm), crawling on underside of a rock.
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abbytDescripción
See this one:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/126226961
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Culebrilla Ciega Texana (Rena dulcis)Observ.
astrobirderDescripción
we found billy bob himself at billy bob's burgers
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blazeclawDescripción
No Castilleja halophila were harmed in the making of this observation. Love paintbrushes!!!!
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Tortuga Verde (Chelonia mydas)Observ.
blazeclawDescripción
Found stuck sideways in the rocks on the jetty. I managed to get it out and safely release it! Not what I expected to do today!
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Tortuga Verde (Chelonia mydas)Observ.
astrobirderDescripción
rescued from a crack in the jetty by @blazeclaw
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astrobirderDescripción
no @blazeclaw were harmed in the making of this photo
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Gallinitas (Tillandsia recurvata)Observ.
astrobirderDescripción
being held and rescued from the ground by a wild @blazeclaw
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vivalligatorDescripción
shrimp parasite under gill plate, safely removed from shrimp
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Yaguasa de Pico Negro (Dendrocygna arborea)Observ.
spirulaLugar
Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
The babies go for a swim.
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Yaguasa de Pico Negro (Dendrocygna arborea)Observ.
spirulaLugar
Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
Babies going for a swim.
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ellen5Descripción
Jerusalem cricket impaled on a yucca stalk by a shrike.
discovered by Daria McKelvey, @dare2bloom
ID from this source:
https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wild/wildlife_diversity/nongame/grants-research/media/2014-insects-monahans.pdf
TX Parks and Wildlife regards this as a species of greatest concern:
http://texasento.net/TPWD_Invert_SGCN_2012.pdf
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(Subespecie Tipo) Lagarto Monitor de Motas Amarillas (Varanus panoptes ssp. panoptes)Observ.
nicofury
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Árbol de la Muerte (Hippomane mancinella)Observ.
wonderbird22Descripción
I know it's a Machineel because the sign says so.
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Culebra Lineada del Bosque (Thamnophis cyrtopsis ssp. cyrtopsis)Observ.
blazeclaw
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williamwisephotoDescripción
Observation is for the creepy crawlies all over this gator's mouth. (But take a nice look at those pearly-white teeth while you're at it!)
Phinizy Swamp Nature Park, Richmond County, Georgia. October 8, 2022.
- Mostly sunny, with a high near 80.
- Sunrise 7:27 am; Sunset 7:03 pm
- Daylight Hours: 11 hours, 36 minutes (-2m 1s)
- Moon: 98.1% Waxing Gibbous
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Género BilistraObserv.
absoluteandyDescripción
Found hiding in the rocks of a small side stream inside the cave. Curled up when moved with a small stick.
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Bajapalos Pecho Canela (Sitta canadensis)Observ.
peterhmaDescripción
Fledglings learning to use a suet feeder. These birds seem totally tame.
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Chiripepé Cabeza Parda (Pyrrhura molinae)Observ.
andyfrankDescripción
Green-cheeked Parakeet
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ponerinecatDescripción
Definitely a new species. Entirely subterannean in habits, seemingly very restricted in range and only found on forested mountains in Marin and Sonoma county. Probably fairly sensitive to development and habitat disturbance.
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beschwarDescripción
Updated 11/26/2022. ID’d to species. Photos of male pleopod II added. Curvature on appendix masculina is not exactly as illustrated in the description, but is quite similar. Uropod exopod is subequal in length with endopod: a diagnostic character for the species. Without material from the type locality, I’m calling it T. subequalum.
Probably the most abundant invertebrate in most of the spring runs in the Lower Canyons. ID assumed to be T. subequalum based on proximity to the type locality in Big Bend National Park. This is the only described species in the region.
Whole body dorsal photo is a female. Ventral photo is a male showing appendix masculina on pleopod II.
Dissection and more detailed comparison with T. subequalum will be made in the future.
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sargassogirlDescripción
i was really confused by this weird little critter. i have never seen it before - i found it attached to a piece of washed in sargassum- but if i’m right about it being a tanaid, it probably colonised the sargassum when it was inshore, rather than living on the high seas. it was big, like half the length of my finger. it looked like a dead stick from the top, but then i saw it had pale yellow antennae and lots of legs. it could crawl and also could swim! it did this cute twirly kind of swimming, like it was always travelling in a spiral through the water. would appreciate any ideas on an id!
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sandor_inDescripción
I turned over a few rocks at the edge of the mud flats and these were under all of them.
There are some other photos from nearby here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/38409318
and the little greenish hoppers are here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/38410395
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Cochinillas (Familia Porcellionidae)Observ.
greensoulDescripción
In the refrigerator for a night and woke it up with warm water.
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pileatedDescripción
Collected by @pileated and @serpophaga in maritime desert scrub in upper spray zone rock piles. Images by Leah C. Makler.
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ocean_girl_19Descripción
Swimming in pontoon before resting on the pylon which allowed me to take a photo. Approx. 2cm.
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Cochinilla Mediterránea (Armadillidium vulgare)Observ.
lapis_the_mothmanDescripción
Being preyed upon by Reduvius personatus
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Cochinilla de Mar (Ligia oceanica)Observ.
cyricDescripción
Some Common Sea Slaters on the breakwater in East Matunuck.
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Roedores (Orden Rodentia)Observ.
lindsmcmonDescripción
not fully sure what this is. might be a baby red fox? help me out? neighbors saw it from security cameras
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dabugboiDescripción
An attractive Merulana species, found under rocks next to a swamp in the desert
