Favoritos de heyitshelios
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annasiegelDescripción
Possible DCCO and NECO hybrid due to intermediate features.
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Tlacuache Norteño (Didelphis virginiana)Observ.
southwestwandererDescripción
Found in our trash can at the nursery. First time we have recorded this mammal onsite.
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Lince Americano (Lynx rufus)Observ.
squamatologistDescripción
Bobcat (Lynx rufus) caught on a trail camera, Pima County, Arizona
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Gallinazo Cabeza Roja Tropocal (Cathartes aura ssp. ruficollis)Observ.
quilicotriste
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sambiologyDescripción
Another great day at the Southeast Arizona iNat-athon! Started at the San Pedro House to look for hummingbirds...and of course, plants and bugs and whatever else. :)
Still working on the ID's for these...
Check out the journal entry for lots of better photos of many of these same species:
http://www.inaturalist.org/journal/sambiology/11501-southeast-arizona-inaturalist-is-a-community
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Alacrán de Corteza (Centruroides sculpturatus)Observ.
jaykellerDescripción
Scorpions with two metasomae (tails) are extremely rare, with one estimate I saw as one in every 5,000 specimens. This specimen is approximately 3cm long head to stinger and is being maintained in captivity to study its behavior.
I found this using a black light flashlight with BJ Stacey (@finatic) at the Carrie Nation Trailhead parking lot at Madera Canyon, Arizona.
Read a detailed account of this specimen's discovery and observation updates at the journal post linked below:
http://www.inaturalist.org/journal/jaykeller/7020-rare-arizona-bark-scorpion-with-two-metasomas-tails-and-stingers
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Papamoscas Amarillo del Pacífico (Empidonax difficilis)Observ.
ourtravelingtales
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Cascabel de Diamantes (Crotalus atrox)Observ.
wolfsoulDescripción
Next to Coachline Blvd.
