Favoritos de audubon23
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nicipalmerDescripción
White worm foraging on tree roots and moss underwater. 2 to 5cm long
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gtsalmonDescripción
Dicephalic neonate found in a residential yard. GTS 861. VW ABC 015. Note several spinal kinks. Specimen survived several months, fed sporadically, died and was preserved.
See: Wallach, Van, and Gerard T. Salmon (2013) Axial Bifurcation and Duplication in Snakes. Part V. A Review of Nerodia sipedon Cases with a New Record from New York State, 102-106. In Bulletin of the Chicago Herpetological Society 48(8).
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Culebra de Agua de Espalda de Diamantes (Nerodia rhombifer)Observ.
ncb1221Descripción
this observation is for the snake
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Paloma Doméstica (Columba livia var. domestica)Observ.
carrieseltzerDescripción
A pigeon in the convention center at the Ecological Society of America annual meeting. #ESA2018
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Liodytes rigidaObserv.
cynodonDescripción
Observation for the snake.
Observation for the grebe here:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/145529777
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Tortuga Mordelona (Macrochelys temminckii)Observ.
heteromyidFecha
Septiembre 2011
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Mascarita Común (Geothlypis trichas)Observ.
royaltylerDescripción
@greglasley
@d_kluza
@psweet
Habitat is South LA Marsh, very few trees around
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Orquidea de Los Pantanos (Habenaria repens)Observ.
kimbrintDescripción
In wet waste area between warehouses
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Anfiuma de Tres Dedos (Amphiuma tridactylum)Observ.
bradmoonDescripción
Three-toed Amphiuma (Amphiuma tridactylum) being eaten by a Mud Snake (Farancia abacura). Found by Nick Haertle.
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Sinsonte Norteño (Mimus polyglottos)Observ.
rosebonesDescripción
78 degrees, 82% humidity, scattered showers
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Amia ocellicaudaObserv.
bradmoonDescripción
Many babies schooling around presumed parent in shaded, shallow (1/2 to 1 ft deep) backwater swamp. Based on a quick dot-count, I estimate that there were as many as 2000-3000 baby bowfins in the school.
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Tordo Sargento (Agelaius phoeniceus)Observ.
greglasleyDescripción
This partially leucistic singing male Red-winged Blackbird certainly caught my eye! Note also the pale bill tip and feet.
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Abaniquillo Verde del Noreste (Anolis carolinensis)Observ.
vanremsenDescripción
Drinking from hummingbird feeder: https://youtu.be/6jjG5YDtlO8
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Sardina Molleja (Dorosoma cepedianum)Observ.
oddfitzDescripción
Gizzard Shad being swallowed by a Double-crested Cormorant
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Zanate Marismeño (Quiscalus major)Observ.
audubon23Descripción
Courtship display
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Zambullidor Pico Grueso (Podilymbus podiceps)Observ.
cynodonDescripción
Observation for the grebe.
Observation for the snake here:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/145529994
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Tirano Tropical (Tyrannus melancholicus)Observ.
djringerDescripción
Heard calling. Seen by many birders over a few weeks in early 2012. Accepted by Louisiana Bird Records Commitee: http://losbird.org/lbrc/rltrki.html
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Cardenal Rojo (Cardinalis cardinalis)Observ.
tonygDescripción
Bilateral Gynandromorph
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Chipe Garganta Blanca (Setophaga coronata ssp. coronata)Observ.
pointrondDescripción
Tres forte concentration de pigment jaune chez cet individu. Xantho.
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Abaniquillo Verde del Noreste (Anolis carolinensis)Observ.
jmosley_bugroom2Descripción
Green anole mating with female cuban brown anole
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Esperanzas (Subfamilia Phaneropterinae)Observ.
matheusmsantosDescripción
Curious shot taken by my friend Vinícius Ferarezi (who's agreed with this publication) on the Kiss concert. A katydid (Phaneropterinae?) landed on the MIC hahahaha
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Moscas Ladronas (Género Efferia)Observ.
greglasleyDescripción
My wife took this cell phone image of a female Efferia in our yard today. Likely not identifiable past genus level.
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Cebra de Sabana (Equus quagga)Observ.
ari10Descripción
A well-endowed descendant of William Randolph Hearst's private Zebra herd.
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Paloma Doméstica (Columba livia var. domestica)Observ.
aleccDescripción
flew away before i could get to the other side
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Zambullidor Pico Grueso (Podilymbus podiceps)Observ.
kent_ozmentDescripción
I've never seen this behavior before. I thought it was a turtle at first glance. It stayed in this position until I had completely passed by, them emerged an flew toward the clutch observed nearby.
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Mariposa Cola de Golondrina Azul (Battus philenor)Observ.
audubon23Lugar
Privado
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Caimán del Mississippi (Alligator mississippiensis)Observ.
bill_wimleyDescripción
Three reptiles in one shot
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Flamenco Americano (Phoenicopterus ruber)Observ.
jameswbeckDescripción
REAL CRUMMY image...but again, solely for documentation. This was one of two banded individuals initially discovered in Texas. When the band numbers were researched, one bird was determined to be an escapee from a Kansas zoo and the other was a wild bird hatched and banded in the Yucatan. After drifting back and forth between Texas and Louisiana for a few years, the wild bird spent some time by itself in Grand Chenier, Cameron Parish, Louisiana. Seen here with Michael J. Musumeche.
This represents the first accepted Louisiana state record.
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kyletansleyDescripción
Cardinal getting territorial with itself in this mirror. It was doing the same thing last week too. It spends a not-insignificant amount of time battling itself.
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Carpintero Velloso-Menor (Dryobates pubescens)Observ.
audubon23Descripción
Noisiest babies ever. Constantly chattering every second from morning until afternoon for the past week.
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kimberlietxDescripción
Scouting and interpretive walk with @wildcarrot
https://bugguide.net/node/view/176890/bgimage
I don't recall the host plant. :(
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Género UlulodesObserv.
briangoodingDescripción
Two sets of what I believe are eggs. I think the top are hemipterans but unsure of what the bottom group are.
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Martín Pigmeo Oriental (Ceyx erithaca)Observ.
sharmabcDescripción
Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher
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Salamandra Falsa Gigantesca del Arroyo (Isthmura gigantea)Observ.
abel22Fecha
Septiembre 2017
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Venado de Cola Blanca (Odocoileus virginianus)Observ.
greglasleyDescripción
all images of the same individual
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Pingüino de Pico Rojo (Pygoscelis papua)Observ.
fergusDescripción
This season's chick.
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cathdDescripción
Azorella on Boot Hill, just off the overland track during fieldwork for the Australian Antarctic Science Project "Nowhere to hide? Conservation options for a sub-Antarctic keystone species".
http://melodiemcgeoch.com/nowhere-to-hide-in-the-sub-antarctic/
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hamishmcwDescripción
Five green and yellow tortoise-shell-like structures found on a fallen leaf (probably hangehange, Geniostoma rupestre) on a forest track. Nine days later numerous tiny yellow egg-shaped objects appeared scattered over the surface. Eggs?
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Nutria de Río Norteamericana (Lontra canadensis)Observ.
charlespaxtonDescripción
This otter was in one of the 'gator ponds on the way to Africa Lake.
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Culebra Sorda Estadounidense de Los Pinos (Pituophis ruthveni)Observ.
eric_keithDescripción
This snake was one of three snakes that had radio transmitters on Fort Polk in the late 1990's. This particular snake was named "Eric" since I found it with a co-worker. I was fortunate enough to be with "Chris" (Melder) when he was captured as well. Date was in October 1996.
