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justingarwoodDescripción
Trifecta!! Competing in tug-o-war with a common garter snake for adult female cascades frog prey. Amazing rare observation!
Published observation in Herpetological Review as a note:
Garwood, J., and N. Garwood. 2020. Thamnophis sirtalis fitchi (Valley Garter Snake) and Thamnophis atratus hydrophilus (Oregon Aquatic Garter Snake). Foraging Competition. Herpetological Review 51:881-881.
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Pulpo Arana (Octopus salutii)Observ.
alphons_uebDescripción
Octopus salutii
Schirm-Krake
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Marmota de Vientre Amarillo (Marmota flaviventris)Observ.
aleescottDescripción
Had the company of 4 marmots all to myself at Olmsted Point Wednesday afternoon. All of them sun bathing, defecating, and grooming themselves along the rock wall on the edges of the parking lot.
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skejoDescripción
From 2014 Troglav Expedition by Nikola Tvrtković & Josip Skejo
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Alpheus rapacidaObserv.
rpillonDescripción
Tiralongo F., Pillon R. (2019). First record of Vanderhorstia mertensi Klausewitz, 1974 from Greek waters: the westernmost record from the Mediterranean Sea. In: New Mediterranean Marine Biodiversity Records. Mediterranean Marine Science, 20(3): 645–656.
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Lagarto Escorpión de Alta California (Elgaria multicarinata ssp. multicarinata)Observ.
noahfinneganDescripción
Note, this one has a forked tail. Not sure if this is a mutation or the result of regrowth from trauma.
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skejoDescripción
From 2014 Troglav Expedition by Nikola Tvrtković & Josip Skejo
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Buitre Común (Gyps fulvus)Observ.
morton1905Descripción
Gyps fulvus, Eurasian Griffon, Griffon Vulture, Bjeloglavi sup, AD 5258 Fa,
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morton1905Descripción
Orlaya grandiflora, Large-flowered Orlaya, White laceflower, Velecvjetna moračina, 7332 Bot, 2.VI.2019. Orlec, Cres,
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rpillonDescripción
The big pedicels in the ventral side, the ventral side with light colors (different to the dark dorsal side) and the grey color are features of this specie.
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Iris adriaticaObserv.
skejoDescripción
In full bloom.
(edit: I originally wrote 'in fool bloom', what a fool haha; thanks to Sebastian Ćato for correction :) )
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Polilla Esfinge de Rayas Blancas (Hyles lineata)Observ.
greglasleyDescripción
I enjoyed spending 15 minutes or so with this foraging White-lined Sphinx Moth in my yard a while ago. Many folks mistake these sphinx moths for hummingbirds.
Dripping Springs,
Hays Co., Texas
13 April 2018
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Nutria Marina (Enhydra lutris)Observ.
jschwegDescripción
The mother (left) is feeding the juvenile (right), who was struggling to open shells on its own.
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Nutria Marina (Enhydra lutris ssp. nereis)Observ.
stevecollinsDescripción
What a terrific collective noun: "romp." Here are a few of the largest romp of otters I've seen; we counted 48. Most of the Sea Otters were very intently grooming their faces.
Moss Landing SB, Monterey Co., CA
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Gobio Incognito (Gobius incognitus)Observ.
rpillonDescripción
Gobius incognitus fighting with Gobius bucchichi:
- first picture: G. incognitus closer, G.bucchichi farther away and further to the left
- second picture: G. incognitus
- third picture: G. incognitus in the right, G.bucchichi in the left
- fourth picture: G. incognitus in the right, G.bucchichi in the left
- fifth picture: G. incognitus farther away with the muzzle to the right, G.bucchichi closer with the muzzle to the left
- sixth picture: G. incognitus in the right, G.bucchichi in the left
- seventh picture: G. incognitus farther away with the muzzle to the right, G.bucchichi closer with the muzzle to the left
- eighth picture: G. incognitus
When G. incognitus fighting the designs of the cheeks lighten and it is hard to distinguish it from G. bucchichi.
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Acholoe squamosaObserv.
rpillonDescripción
Acholoe squamosa with Astropecten bispinosus
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Moma Nariguda (Tripterygion tripteronotum)Observ.
rpillonDescripción
References for identification:
http://digital.csic.es/bitstream/10261/2363/1/Tripterygion.pdf
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