Identificaciones de adog40
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Cormorán Orejón (Nannopterum auritum)Observ.
charlesrDescripción
Double-crested Cormorant swallowing eel on the Bronx River.
(American eel, Anguilla rostrata) ?
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serhardt25Descripción
Arrived at this site at approximately 0800 hours. The weather was overcast with occasional showers with an air temperature of 37 degrees Fahrenheit. The site is located in a mixed Douglas fir and Hemlock stand forest. The soil is of a humus type and is in a rather moist area. The site is on a medium incline on a northern aspect.
The specimen taken for analysis and identification is Plagiothecium undulatum and was on a fallen tree. The plants are large, whitish green to pale green, with a conspicuously flattened appearance forming mats in shaded areas. Leaves are 1.5 to 4 mm long, narrowly egg shaped to lanceolate and sharply pointed. Sporophytes are common from the side of the stem with long inclined capsules that are smooth and curved.
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serhardt25Descripción
Arrived at this site at approximately 0800 hours. The weather was overcast with occasional showers with an air temperature of 37 degrees Fahrenheit. The site is located in a mixed Douglas fir and Hemlock stand forest. The soil is of a humus type and is in a rather moist area. The site is on a medium incline on a northern aspect.
The specimen taken for analysis and identification is Plagiothecium undulatum and was on a fallen tree. The plants are large, whitish green to pale green, with a conspicuously flattened appearance forming mats in shaded areas. Leaves are 1.5 to 4 mm long, narrowly egg shaped to lanceolate and sharply pointed. Sporophytes are common from the side of the stem with long inclined capsules that are smooth and curved.
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Garza Blanca (Ardea alba)Observ.
charlesrDescripción
Great White Egret foraging on the river bank, walk right up to me
without fear. I had to step back to get him in focus.
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Carpintero de Pechera Común (Colaptes auratus)Observ.
bigkageDescripción
Seen mid-morning in a neighbor's back yard. It was creating a hole in a stump.
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Águila Cabeza Blanca (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)Observ.
bigkageDescripción
Two bald eagles perched at the top of the lone tree in the Chambers Bay Golf Course. This was around noon.
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Garañonas, Hierbas del Cáncer o Pinceles de Indio (Género Castilleja)Observ.
bigkage
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Oreja de Ratón (Gyromitra infula)Observ.
prahla-dee-daDescripción
Apparently an Ascomycete. Has a puffball-type design, but also a stalk.
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Género FrullaniaObserv.
mossyDescripción
Got a good macro shot of this with some Ochrolechia lichen, so thought I would share it.
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kuedaDescripción
I don't know why I was shooting at 1/60. facesmack This was a pretty bad photo day in general. I really need to get a tripod. Or a body with better high ISO performance. Or both.
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serhardt25Descripción
Arrived at this site at approximately 0800 hours. The weather was overcast with occasional showers with an air temperature of 37 degrees Fahrenheit. The site is located in a mixed Douglas fir and Hemlock stand forest. The soil is of a humus type and is in a rather moist area. The site is on a medium incline on a northern aspect.
The specimen taken for analysis and identification is Plagiothecium undulatum and was on a fallen tree. The plants are large, whitish green to pale green, with a conspicuously flattened appearance forming mats in shaded areas. Leaves are 1.5 to 4 mm long, narrowly egg shaped to lanceolate and sharply pointed. Sporophytes are common from the side of the stem with long inclined capsules that are smooth and curved.
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seankaniDescripción
This Kindbergia oregana was found growing in rich humus under cedar trees right by the waters of Mud Bay.
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Ibis Ojos Rojos (Plegadis chihi)Observ.
jayDescripción
The largest White-faced Ibis nesting colony in the world can be found in the marshes around the Great Salt Lake.
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