Identificaciones de graybandedking
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Salamandra Delgada de Jardín (Batrachoseps major)Observ.
kiwithechameleonDescripción
During rain, it is not uncommon to see wandering slender salamanders, this one was let go immediately after the photo
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Gusanos Planos Y Parientes (Filo Platyhelminthes)Observ.
stevecameronDescripción
Possible Thread Snake? Found on pavement beneath a potted plant.
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Sapo de Espuelas Occidental (Spea hammondii)Observ.
biohexx1Descripción
Documenting growth in this population. All the vernal pools seem to have tadpoles in them now.
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Sapo de Espuelas Occidental (Spea hammondii)Observ.
milliebasdenDescripción
in manmade vernal pool/restoration site
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Sapo de Espuelas Occidental (Spea hammondii)Observ.
milliebasdenDescripción
blowing bubbles
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donendicottDescripción
This juvenile about 14-16" in length and about the diameter of a pinkie finger was sighted midday out in the open but it traveled quickly to cover beneath this small dried out shrub. I was able to crawl around at ground level and detect its presence by the gleam of one eye and observe it through ultra close focus binoculars to assist in making an identification. About ten minutes later it moved again, heading toward rocks and thicker cover when this cell phone photograph was taken.
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donendicottDescripción
This juvenile about 14-16" in length and about the diameter of a pinkie finger was sighted midday out in the open but it traveled quickly to cover beneath this small dried out shrub. I was able to crawl around at ground level and detect its presence by the gleam of one eye and observe it through ultra close focus binoculars to assist in making an identification. About ten minutes later it moved again, heading toward rocks and thicker cover when this cell phone photograph was taken.
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