Favoritos de tiller-bug
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Grulla Gris (Antigone canadensis)Observ.
caterpillar511Descripción
Very foggy morning
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Ratón Meteoro de California (Microtus californicus)Observ.
adam187Descripción
Young individual found on the side of the trail.
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Chipe Amarillo (Setophaga petechia)Observ.
nps_homesteadDescripción
5-4-24, Birds and Bagels walk
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Picogordo Degollado (Pheucticus ludovicianus)Observ.
nps_homesteadDescripción
5-4-24, Birds and Bagels walk
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Verdugo Americano (Lanius ludovicianus)Observ.
garyleavensDescripción
Loggerhead Shrike, feeding its young
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Verdugo Americano (Lanius ludovicianus)Observ.
garyleavensDescripción
Loggerhead Shrike
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Alcotán Europeo (Falco subbuteo)Observ.
jeanvaljeanDescripción
前回訪れた時は合計5羽いましたが、今回は2羽のみ確認できました。
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Pradero del Oeste (Sturnella neglecta)Observ.
evwinter1Descripción
Two Rivers SRA
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Huilota Común (Zenaida macroura)Observ.
caterpillar511Descripción
The male was chasing after the female, and I got this great shot of the male hopping or something! Not really sure what he was doing there!?
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Saltapared de Carolina (Thryothorus ludovicianus)Observ.
haleyrodgersDescripción
I know this is an albino bird… but not sure what kind! These two sightings were on two occasions, first three pictures are from July 30 and the last three are from August 14. I think it could be the same one! It was in the same area/neighborhood.
Thoughts on what it could be?
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Mapache (Procyon lotor)Observ.
cosvanwDescripción
Seen in swamp at Honey Island. Looks like it has leucism
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Carpintero Bellotero (Melanerpes formicivorus)Observ.
anudibranchmomDescripción
One of TWO (!) leucistic individuals seen by many. This is the whiter of the two. Probably in the same family group; normally colored individuals in the group as well.
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Humano (Homo sapiens)Observ.
gbidDescripción
Note the facial expression on this specimen.
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Aguililla Cola Roja (Buteo jamaicensis)Observ.
a-tristisDescripción
Purple 6/H
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Ardilla Gris de Las Carolinas (Sciurus carolinensis)Observ.
breighley261Descripción
Squirrel eating pizza slice at 8:30 am in the morning 🍕
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Hiena Rayada (Hyaena hyaena)Observ.
shachar_altermanFecha
Septiembre 2013Descripción
מיקום משוער
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Armiño Americano (Mustela richardsonii)Observ.
swampsterDescripción
Chewing on a frozen deer carcass.
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Venado de Cola Blanca (Odocoileus virginianus)Observ.
cmcivDescripción
Canon PowerShot SX620 HS (4.5mm-112.5mm f/3.2-6.6 lens, 20.2MP).
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Venado Bura de Columbia (Odocoileus hemionus ssp. columbianus)Observ.
californianbill
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Venado Bura de Columbia (Odocoileus hemionus ssp. columbianus)Observ.
floydehayes
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Gato Doméstico (Felis catus)Observ.
dysmDescripción
Drawing of Catfish the barn cat
http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/155758073
He also never ever wore a collar. That was creative riffing. He was a barn cat that lived outside and in a barn only, ate pests and would have never ever let anybody put a collar on him even if they had tried. He was seen like family to an extent though, especially to the 'lil 'uns who thought he was the coolest cat ever because he acted more like a dog than a cat. So I think the collar is more or less indicative of that he was viewed as part of the family, though technically, man was pretty wild acting. He was not one who could be tamed by any means.
He was previously an entirely feral cat but he went through a program for "working cats", then became a "working cat". He stayed on the properly but by choice and could've left whenever he wanted, and he did a few times.
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Mapache (Procyon lotor)Observ.
waspinatorDescripción
Seen clearly on side of road, but i didn't have a camera on me. Very fluffy lad, standing up, yellow reflecty-eyes
