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helloimmaxDescripción
Found this lil one which I have never seen a color morph like this for a Mud snake. I determined it to be one based off the visual/physical features such as the “tail spine”, pattern, head/eye shape, as well as a divided anal plate.
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Liebre Americana (Lepus americanus)Observ.
sdarmstadtDescripción
Sprinting down the path towards us.
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Cardenal Rojo (Cardinalis cardinalis)Observ.
sdarmstadtDescripción
What are you doing here buddy?
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Mariquita de Dos Puntos (Adalia bipunctata)Observ.
mpelikanDescripción
On inside of a screen door.
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owenclarkinDescripción
On Ulmus americana
Co-discovered with @pantherophis (shown in last photo) on first American Elm we inspected on a trip to Vermont.
As far as we know, this is the first observation of EZS in Vermont. Other EZS were found throughout the day and will be uploaded to iNat.
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Carbonero de Capucha Negra (Poecile atricapillus)Observ.
richardlittDescripción
Landed on phone
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Halcón Peregrino (Falco peregrinus)Observ.
ckhuntDescripción
Observation #5900 Preening female seemed completely unconcerned with having her photo taken. A tagged bird, I couldn't read the numbers on her right leg.
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Mariposa Pavorreal (Aglais io)Observ.
jmcnamaraDescripción
Somewhat unexpected…
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colleen99Descripción
After looking through Triepeolus species on BugGuide, I'm wondering if this might be Triepeolus eliseae. I have additional photos if they'd be helpful, but unfortunately only the one (included here in this entry) that shows the bee from the rear - and it's somewhat blurry as the bee was spinning on the flower when I snapped that picture, and it flew away a few seconds later. Bee found on rudbeckia, back yard.
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Nomada vinctaObserv.
beeboyDescripción
First state record. At the most heavily sample site in the state. A. helianthi is abundant throughout the area, but Nomada appeared to be confined to a single patch of wild sunflowers. Likely 5-10 individuals, perhaps more. Multiple mating attempts seen
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Catocala relictaObserv.
kenbirdsDescripción
2nd photo with black light flashlight illuminating it
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beeboyDescripción
Tentatively T. michiganensis. Quite small (smaller than most epeolus) with white hair bands. M. illatus should be the host based on size, date, and co-occurence.
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Zorzalito de Bicknell (Catharus bicknelli)Observ.
kpmcfarlandDescripción
Nest on Mt. Mansfield, VT
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larry522Descripción
Came into the light last night, lingered into the morning.
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Mariquita de Manchas Blancas (Calvia quatuordecimguttata)Observ.
origamileviDescripción
at porch light. i didn't set up any black lights because I thought it would rain.
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jpupkoDescripción
found on elderberry in mixed forest—based on Coccinellidae of N. America (Gordon), it seems more likely that it is this species than H. pratensis due to range (H. deludens range listed as New England to midwest, H. pratensis described as ‘known only to missouri and new jersey,’ but one record (https://eol.org/pages/1174576/media) did show this species in Maine) and body description: H. pratensis was noted to be elongate more like many Brachiacantha, while H. deludens described as ‘extremely convex, rounded’
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Pradero Tortillaconchile (Sturnella magna)Observ.
hill_jasonmDescripción
Part of our migratory connectivity research collaborative with 25 other researchers and the Smithsonian. This is an adult female.
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Rana del Bosque (Lithobates sylvaticus)Observ.
erintDescripción
Been watching for the eggs to hatch
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Lirio Trucha Amarilla (Erythronium americanum)Observ.
trscavoDescripción
On the Awasiwi Trail
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Castor Americano (Castor canadensis)Observ.
john_hallDescripción
This beaver set off my car's security camera today.
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Canario Coronado (Sicalis flaveola)Observ.
evergreensdadDescripción
Made up a new drink, Colombian rum and cream soda (the label said Kola) enjoying the rooftop garden when 8 ft from my right elbow I see…
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Tangara Inti (Heliothraupis oneilli)Observ.
abcdefgewingDescripción
This is the undescribed species called San Pedro Tanager.
Update: The new common name is Inti Tanager according to the official description.
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Mirlo Común (Turdus merula)Observ.
richardlittDescripción
Blackbird singing in the dead of night...
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jacobcbirdsDescripción
Found while cleaning a Yellow Perch caught from Lake Carmi in Franklin, VT
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Armiño Americano (Mustela richardsonii)Observ.
vtmonarchDescripción
Did not see the tail but an American Stoat has been staying around my bird feeders waiting for rodents.
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bclaridgeDescripción
Austrozele male. There are only 2 Nearctic species but I'm not sure which one it is as the most recent key only treats females.
Collected in Malaise trap from 19.vi-05.vii.2021 by Jody Frey.
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Rana Arborícola Cubana (Osteopilus septentrionalis)Observ.
emilyanderson2Descripción
Found on kitchen wall this morning. Likely came in with new houseplants.
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Ardilla Voladora Sureña (Glaucomys volans)Observ.
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Falta la fechaDescripción
This is an adult male Southern Flying Squirrel compared to 2 of the last specimens of Northern Flying Squirrel preserved from MA. The most recent preserved specimen was from Belchertown, Hampshire Co. on May 24, 1968. The species may still exist in MA, but if so, its range has contracted and numbers have significantly declined.
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Pato Cucharón Norteño (Spatula clypeata)Observ.
kylejonesDescripción
Raptor kill site. Several recent sightings of a shoveler (now missing) at this location.
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Gorrión Corona Blanca (Zonotrichia leucophrys)Observ.
r_dobbsDescripción
death by pomegranate
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hereinthewildDescripción
Spooked a Long-tailed Weasel that dropped this mole.
