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joedziewaDescripción
When I stepped out into the dark, I felt a soft lump. No shoes were involved. We both survived without serious injury. Toad moved to opposite side of doorway. I apologized. I feel tolerated, but not accepted and will never be sure if I've been forgiven. That is fair. Be well, Toad.
There was a toad at the door the previous night as well, maybe the same?
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Cisne de Tundra (Cygnus columbianus)Observ.
skrentnyjeffDescripción
Tundra Swan (Cygnus columbianus) Jackson Park Chicago Cook County IL April 2013 Week #16 Jeff Skrentny IMG_0789
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Quercus vaseyanaObserv.
joshua_txDescripción
Lost Maples State Natural Area, East Loop. This is around the eastern limit of this species' range.
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Género ChioneaObserv.
evanrandallDescripción
first observation for this genus in Cook County? Sadly, I didn't bring my iPhone macro lens this day.
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Quercus lyrataObserv.
dziomberDescripción
In a high quality floodplain flatwoods with an understory dominated by spicebush
Nearly 4ft dbh
Based on habitat and size, I think this could be a naturally occurring plant. At the very least, it could easily be a pre-modern-settlement tree
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evanrandallDescripción
appears to be an orange rust on a cinquefoil (potentilla sp.)
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Araña de Puente (Larinioides sclopetarius)Observ.
evanrandallDescripción
climbing the gas pump at dusk, toward a once or future web in the bright lights above?
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evanrandallDescripción
Site: hilltop, 10-15 feet from the edge of a forest, located in dry grassland on a powerline right of way. This site gets late afternoon sun in the summer from NW. Shaded from most direct sunlight to the SE by an oak-hickory forest.
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Castaños (Género Aesculus)Observ.
mayaichDescripción
Several plants in an area with abundant red Buckeye. Corrections welcome.
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lincolndureyDescripción
Heritage Park & Silver Comet: https://www.inaturalist.org/calendar/lincolndurey/2023/4/2
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Carretilla (Medicago lupulina)Observ.
evanrandallDescripción
Downy hairs on stems and leaves. Leaf tips apiculate. Last photo shows plant’s habitat, emerging at the base of a wall along the north side of an alley and flowering from underneath the pod of a Kentucky Coffeetree. The growth seems most vigorous against surfaces that hold warmth, including the wall, the concrete, and the dark-colored seed pod.
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Pato Boludo Mayor (Aythya marila)Observ.
randyshonkwilerDescripción
Comparison shots with Lesser Scaup, which is on left in 1st two shots, in front on 3rd and right on last.
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Abrojo (Tribulus terrestris)Observ.
dennis_nybergDescripción
Opposite, pinnate leaves
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skrentnyjeffDescripción
30 flowers, 13, and maybe as many as 30 more non-flowering plants, but hard to count from distance we were required to maintain
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elfaulknerFecha
Septiembre 2019Descripción
Why won't these behave? Obvious leaves at flowering time, but strong scent and creamy flowers.
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Hojuelas de Agua (Wolffia columbiana)Observ.
dennis_nybergDescripción
The little ones
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Pinus banksianaObserv.
skrentnyjeffDescripción
Jack Pine (Pinus banksiana) Montrose Dunes Chicago Cook County IL January 2019 Week #3 Jeff Skrentny IMG_4848
Jack Pine (Pinus banksiana) Montrose Dunes Chicago Cook County IL January 2019 Week #3 Jeff Skrentny IMG_4849
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Perico Monje Argentino (Myiopsitta monachus)Observ.
naturalist_glennDescripción
Nests with chatty birds and begging juveniles inside
