Favoritos de eamonccorbett
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Ballena de Aleta (Balaenoptera physalus)Observ.
subirshakyaLugar
Falta la ubicación
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theharborsvideoprojectFecha
Septiembre 2021Descripción
View full observation video: https://youtu.be/DEUCVigVv8U
Part of The Harbors Video Project -- https://www.theharborsvideoproject.org
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Mariposa Sedosa Gigante Azul (Atlides halesus)Observ.
subirshakyaDescripción
Found dead
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Lagartija Sin Patas del Sur de California (Anniella stebbinsi)Observ.
cypseloides
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bradmoonDescripción
One of at least two observed here; they appeared to be a courting pair until this one flew off separately.
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Pato Cucharón Norteño (Spatula clypeata)Observ.
tropidonophisDescripción
Flock of roughly 60 on the LSU lakes.
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tropidonophisDescripción
Basking on the bank, but definitely slow and cold. About 55 F when caught.
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Oruguero Oriolino (Lobotos oriolinus)Observ.
mathiasdhaenDescripción
Seem to be the first photos of this species online.
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vanremsenDescripción
porch light at night.
From BugGuide: "Range
Interior e NA, where it seems to be very uncommon due to the low number of collected specimens." "Life Cycle: asso. w/ sycamore (Platanus occidentalis, Platanaceae)
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Virus Iridiscente de Las Cochinillas (Invertebrate iridescent virus 31)Observ.
silversea_starsongDescripción
This brilliant colour is caused by IIV-31 (Isopod Iridescent Virus). I've been checking hundreds of pill bugs over several years for this unusual phenomenon and my persistence finally paid off!
Sadly, this total colour change is usually the later stage of the virus; once a pill bug is this bright it generally doesn't have much longer to live.
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a_awesomeDescripción
finally! a ringed map turtle that i can see the rings on!
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bradmoonDescripción
One of two individuals observed near a cluster of yuccas (the other individual is here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/42495705). This is a known location for this species, east of its main range (Marks, 2018, Butterflies of Louisiana) . I think this one made soft wing-slapping noises when it flew.
