Identificaciones de mikeygraz
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tonygDescripción
These guys are a protected species in Illinois, but it's only because we are on the edge of their range. They're abundant where they are found.
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chiaDescripción
5:05pm
Found these guys along the creek/spring like frogs
also found them in it under rocks/ logs
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brianslabyDescripción
Found near the Sugarlands Visitors Center (specifically, behind the cabin I was living in as an SCA intern).
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Qué
Salamandra de Gruta Norteña (Eurycea nerea)Observ.
tonygDescripción
So Friday night before this cave trip I broke my good camera. Went out and bought a cheaper one- you can see the results ...
but getting to see grotto salamanders was great! Saw two adults, one or two (may have been the same individual twice) large larva, and four tiny larva.
The cave is Tumbling Creek Cave (formerly Bear Cave) owned and protected by Ozark Underground Lab.
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tonygDescripción
These guys are a protected species in Illinois, but it's only because we are on the edge of their range. They're abundant where they are found.
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Qué
Guillomos (Género Amelanchier)Observ.
wingedwolfpsionDescripción
Tree with berries
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Tortuga de Poza Occidental (Actinemys marmorata)Observ.
kuedaDescripción
Turtle on the right.
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Tortuga de Poza Occidental (Actinemys marmorata)Observ.
chrispincetichDescripción
I saw this Western pond turtle (Actinemys marmorata) taking refuge along lower Lagunitas Creek on Sunday December 2nd when flows exceeded 3,000 cubic feet per second (comparatively, today is 45 cfs)!
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Tortuga de Poza Occidental (Actinemys marmorata)Observ.
tigerhawkvokDescripción
Found on hike to Mono campsite / Little Caliente
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Rana del Bosque (Lithobates sylvaticus)Observ.
muirDescripción
Spring! Frogs croaking in the forest even though it was still bitter cold. First time for me to hear in 2013, and wholly unexpected. No frogs seen in the creeks at the Arboretum, just this vernal pool. All frogs seen were floating in the water, as pictured, not sitting on the pond edge or on logs.
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