Favoritos de mikeburrell
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Rayadora de Alas Doradas (Libellula auripennis)Observ.
james-hDescripción
Spectacular find by Darrell Parsons and Polin yesterday at the Ode Gloryhole, the Sandbowl. Would appear to be a 1st Canadian record.
From Needham’s by dark tibia and thoracic stripes are roughly parallel rather than intruding towards the front of the thorax, beyond humeral suture. Wing veins consistent in tone across the leading edge.
There may be other characters for separation and, I suppose, there may be even less likely suspects to be eliminated.
Just this spring alone, this tiny site has hosted Citrine Forktail, up to 3 Comet Darner, putative population of Southern Spreadwing, Boreal Bluet, Mocha Emerald, Painted Skimmer and many breeding Carolina Saddlebags.
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Sapo Canadiense (Anaxyrus hemiophrys)Observ.
somatochloraDescripción
Wondering if this is A. hemiophrys but not sure what I'm looking for to distinguish between it and americanus- yes- it's wild. west side of the northern Sable Island on Lake of the Woods (this time of year there are thousands of toads (mostly babies) there so this one caught my eye for being different)
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oridgen10Descripción
Found in proximity to a small patch of Puttyroot Orchids. Ontario or perhaps Canada first.
- This is Ontario and Canada's first recorded observation ever of Tipularia discolor.
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Rayadora Espinosa Verde (Erythemis vesiculosa)Observ.
yrtymstraDescripción
This was a large pondhawk almost as big as a Green Darner (which was what I thought it was at first).
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Polilla Leonada (Cyclophora nanaria)Observ.
dbeadleDescripción
Dwarf Tawny Wave. Photographed at Wilson Tract, Norfolk County, Ontario on 6 Oct 2007. A complete surprise (though there were plenty of immigrant moths around at the time) and new for Ontario at the time...
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mikeburrellDescripción
At LepiLED light trap. I think - @hughmcguinness @dbeadle what do you think?
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Mantíspidos (Familia Mantispidae)Observ.
mattirelandDescripción
Noticed a weird larva I've never seen before on this spider. I thought it might have been a polyxenid millipede but it looks to only have 6 legs.
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dan_macnealDescripción
Found on outside of moth trap that had a MH Bulb and LepiLED on it.
If ID correct, potential first record for Canada...
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Pyrausta tyralisObserv.
allenwoodliffeDescripción
If ID is correct, and it seems pretty certain, this would be a first record for Canada. It is not shown on either MPG, BugGuide or iNat as occurring in Canada, although it does occur in Ohio.
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sneak-eDescripción
First Canadian record of family/species, Epipyropidae/Fulgoraecia exigua.
Found Acanalonia conica with white growth on side of abdomen. I thought it was a fungus but it is actually a fuzzy looking caterpillar/larva, feeding on the planthopper.
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Papamoscas Llanero (Sayornis saya)Observ.
dan_macnealDescripción
27th record for Ontario
https://ebird.org/checklist/S67780073
https://ebird.org/checklist/S68371473
Same individual later in the day-https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/44880788
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Papamoscas Llanero (Sayornis saya)Observ.
desmond_macnealDescripción
Found earlier in the day by my dad @dan_macneal
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allenwoodliffeDescripción
This was identified by a moth specialist on BG as either P. necopina or P. beeriana, and due to the more bronzy scales, more likely to be the latter if there were Liatris spp in the area. There are both Liatris and Helianthus in the immediate area, so either one is possible. Thoughts would be appreciated!
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dbeadleDescripción
Rhyothemis (Flutterers). Photographed at Gunung Mamin, Halmahera, Indonesia on 21 October 2011.
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mikeburrellDescripción
With S.F. Gibson and M.E. Garvin Count: 30. Seine net hauls: 3
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Alce (Alces alces)Observ.
mikeburrellDescripción
This white cow had two calves with her, one was normal coloured the other was white. These are part of a small population of white moose in this area.
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Golondrina Bicolor (Tachycineta bicolor)Observ.
josh_vandermeulenDescripción
IDed in the field as a leucistic Tree Swallow
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Cuervo Pescador (Corvus ossifragus)Observ.
mhkingDescripción
I really should have mentioned that this observation was one of two birds that were widely reported and were calling frequently.
Mississauga, ON
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Schinia binaObserv.
markolivierLugar
Hwy 129 corridor - Rioux Township - old fire area - GPS - Algoma District, ON, Canada (Google, OSM)Descripción
large clover patches on both sides of Hwy 129 - with Jack Pine plantation on east side
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josh_vandermeulenDescripción
Found on Greenbrier sp in Cactus Field. This is the first record for Canada according to Dave Beadle and Christian Schmidt.
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Pato Cola Larga (Clangula hyemalis)Observ.
mhkingDescripción
Hamilton, ON
Trying to look like a Guillemot!
I ran this by some knowledgeable birders and this is thought to be a pale extreme of a grey morph female.
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Rana Verde (Lithobates clamitans)Observ.
meadowhawkDescripción
Rare blue-coloured Green Frog
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dbeadleDescripción
Tupelo Leaffolder Moth. Photographed at Wilson Tract, Norfolk County, Ontario on 2 June 2018. It took a while to sort it out, but I'm pretty sure of the id. This black gum specialist has not, as far as I know, been recorded before in Ontario, and perhaps Canada! Rather a nice looking moth as well...
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Ardilla Listada del Este Americano (Tamias striatus)Observ.
markconboyDescripción
Melanistic
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colindjonesDescripción
First record for Canada. See https://www.canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/index.php/cfn/article/view/2223/2271
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Armiño Americano (Mustela richardsonii)Observ.
colindjonesDescripción
moving it's young from one location to another. This is the 2nd of two young moved.
