Favoritos de jmillsand
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Tangaras (Género Ramphocelus)Observ.
samuel196Descripción
Possible hybrid? (Flame-rumped x Crimson-backed)
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Corredora Café del Bosque Sudamericano (Dendrophidion percarinatum)Observ.
jim500Descripción
wild snake wandering through the are near the Harpy Eagle exhibit. I estimate it was about 1.5m long
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The largest group of bees I have seen asleep in a single flower.
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Ácaros (Superorden Acariformes)Observ.
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For the mites on this Figeater Beetle
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Saltapared Común (Troglodytes aedon)Observ.
kyle_eaton_photographyDescripción
Our neighbor's cat killed this Passeriform and brought it into our house to play with or to gift. The bird had a bloody raw spot near the neck.
The top and bottom of its tail are shown in images 2, 3 and 4. The feet are shown in images 5 and 6. The wound and blood are shown in image 7.
The front and back of the wing are shown in images 9 and 10.
Some scat/droppings were around the butt which fell out, shown in image 13.
I buried the dead bird in our compost bin to keep it away from the cat, who was chasing me down asking for her gift back.
As always, I tried to create good from the sad situation by providing as many photo angles as possible. Hopefully these will be useful to someone.
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Tlalcoyote (Taxidea taxus)Observ.
martink3s04Descripción
Spotted at Caspers wilderness Park on 7/4/21 on a mountain bike ride. The coyote was standing at attention and I was photographing it when the badger crossed interview and the coyote moved off. Presumably this was a symbiotic feeding behavior
