Favoritos de valkyrie1227
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Culebra Naricilla Mexicana (Ficimia streckeri)Observ.
drewrdavisDescripción
... finally
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Tiburón Tigre (Galeocerdo cuvier)Observ.
johnkargesDescripción
N27.19037 W-97.367
Male, approx. 3m in length, caught, measured length, and immediately released by sport angler. JPK-3600
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Lince Americano (Lynx rufus)Observ.
allenbryanDescripción
with Kiskadee Flycatcher
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Pingüino Emperador (Aptenodytes forsteri)Observ.
marcelalibertelliDescripción
Fotografía aérea de la colonia
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Culebra Parda (Storeria dekayi)Observ.
sandboaDescripción
This little Dekay's Brownsnake was sitting coiled like this on the sidewalk near the visitor center of the Bentsen Rio Grande State Park. I was surprised that it just sat there.
After I got done taking photos, I decided to move the snake into the bushes. When I tried to lift it up, I figured out its head and tail end were stuck to a spot of sticky resin on the sidewalk. I peeled it up gently and released it.
Nature's own glue traps?
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Coa Elegante (Trogon elegans)Observ.
dosvenadasDescripción
Frontera Audubon Preserve south of Weslaco
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Cascabel de Cola Negra Oaxaqueña (Crotalus molossus ssp. oaxacus)Observ.
maxcontreras
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Cascabel de Pradera (Crotalus viridis)Observ.
biologo99mxDescripción
Naturalista
Enroscada
CCV Sección Herpetología
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Leopardo Siberiano (Panthera pardus ssp. orientalis)Observ.
petr_soninDescripción
Panthera pardus orientalis
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Chara Azul (Cyanocitta cristata)Observ.
greglasleyDescripción
This Blue Jay represented the 1st photographed record for the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas. It was found by Chuck Sexton (@gcwarbler) and Greg Lasley. This was part of a large Blue Jay invasion into parts of south Texas which began October 16, 1984. There is a write up on all this in North American Birds, Vol. 39, No. 1, p:77 and eBird info on this record is at:
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S17047053
I may transcribe the Blue Jay invasion info here at a later time if I get the time. Image scanned from a 35 mm slide.
This image is in the Texas Photo Record File at Texas A&M University as the first photo record of this species in deep south Texas.
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Ocelote (Leopardus pardalis ssp. pardalis)Observ.
spatDescripción
A young Ocelot visiting water feature at Visitor Center headquarters. Tragically, the Ocelot was ill and found dead a few days later.
