Favoritos de egrettatricolor
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Gecos Y Parientes (Infraorden Gekkota)Observ.
paulknoepflerDescripción
Some amphibian being eaten by the egret.
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Albatros de Laysan (Phoebastria immutabilis)Observ.
akubellyDescripción
Plumage aberration. Mantle typically grey-black but white in this bird, plus entirely white auriculars/no typical smoky eye makeup
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Calamares (Superorden Decapodiformes)Observ.
breadcootDescripción
Interested in an ID on the squid held in the bill.
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chickeroniDescripción
This has got to be the most morbid thing that I have ever found in nature that I photographed. A deer that had its stomach opened up and was being eaten by magpies while still alive. This was something that I just never saw on any of my frequent trips to Yellowstone NP when I was younger. It was very unsettling.
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Pargos Y Huachinangos (Género Lutjanus)Observ.
oahu_fungiDescripción
I think this may be a hybrid of Lutjanus kasmira and L. fulvus due to brown stripes. Location obscured to project fishing spot. General location is south shore Oahu.
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Botete Panza Rayada (Arothron hispidus)Observ.
sirlarusDescripción
Cannibalism
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axarusDescripción
These observations are for a collection of shells that were collected sometime between 1873 and 1903 by Dwight David Baldwin (and perhaps others, but the collection is believed to have belonged to Baldwin). So far, only one tray has a date "coll. 1892", and so all dates are approximate and chosen because it was the earliest date iNat would allow. When photography is complete, the collection will represent approximately 40 species.
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Busardo de Hawái (Buteo solitarius)Observ.
sirlarusDescripción
Passed over a loose pet budgie, probably didn’t see it, else it’d most likely have become lunch
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Escarabajo Rinoceronte Asiático (Oryctes rhinoceros)Observ.
kairigneyDescripción
found in soil
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Cibeta Nutria (Cynogale bennettii)Observ.
roylesafarisFecha
Septiembre 2022Descripción
Photographer Mark Langston - client of Royle Safaris on tour
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Garza Rojiza (Egretta rufescens)Observ.
pattiedensDescripción
Are these two birds the same? Ignore the gull in upper right.
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Mapache (Procyon lotor)Observ.
rando_boyoDescripción
Not sure what animal the skull belongs to. Hungry squirrel for scale
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Búho Campestre Hawaiano (Asio flammeus ssp. sandwichensis)Observ.
kaleiheanaapohaku
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Monarca de Oahu (Chasiempis ibidis)Observ.
mkahokuloaDescripción
Found on trail while on the way back from Puʻukawipoʻo. Collected on 05/05/23 @12:13PM, and delivered to Bishop Museum.
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Garceta Azul (Egretta caerulea)Observ.
wlhwildlifeDescripción
There were 10 hanging out together. I have never seen this before.
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Garza Tricolor (Egretta tricolor)Observ.
tditaDescripción
White underbelly and shorter bill with blue base and black tip is really strange. It was significantly larger than a typical Little Blue Heron, with a longer neck than usual for that species.
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Búho Campestre Hawaiano (Asio flammeus ssp. sandwichensis)Observ.
dialbforbirder
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Garza Morena Occidental (Ardea herodias ssp. occidentalis)Observ.
megrousherDescripción
Focusing on the white Great Blue Heron chick seen here begging for food.
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Garza Rojiza (Egretta rufescens)Observ.
saralaxiaDescripción
Juvenil, a la derecha
