Identificaciones de mvzhuang
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Lagartijas, Camaleones, Iguanas Y Parientes (Suborden Sauria)Observ.
hugodelabraDescripción
rrem
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Algarrobos (Género Neltuma)Observ.
sarahibDescripción
Flat, Dark green, rounded, pinnately compound leaves. Woody stems. Low on ground and Covered about 3 foot area.
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Mariposas Organillo, Perladas Y Parientes (Tribu Argynnini)Observ.
aclopez5Descripción
Family: Nymphalidae
Insect was approximately 2 in. big. It is characterized by its orange and brown wing pattern design with spots. It was the only one seen that day.
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Sapos Norteamericanos (Género Anaxyrus)Observ.
ggarciagrajedaDescripción
Toad within the vicinity of the Rio Grade
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Rana Toro (Lithobates catesbeianus)Observ.
henicorhinaLugar
Keystone Heritage Park and the El Paso Desert Botanical Garden, Doniphan Drive, El Paso, TX, USA (Google, OSM)
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Lagartija de Collar del Altiplano (Crotaphytus collaris)Observ.
analisa_californica
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Sapo Chihuahuense (Anaxyrus woodhousii)Observ.
riojascharlynDescripción
Species name:
Woodhouse Toad (Anaxyrus woodhousii)
GPS coordinates:
Lat: 31.874233502 Lon: -106.597000343
Date: 2022-04-10
Time: 20:58:43-06:00
Description:
The Woodhouse Toad (Anaxyrus woodhousii) or commonly known as a Toad. They are mainly known to be a very large frog in which they are large in width and short in terms of length, they usually range from 2-5 inches in length. They typically are known to find habitat among environments that are more vegetated, their food habits can vary as well from small insects such as flies, ants and other. Their color can change depending on the location in which they are found however, the one in the picture specifically has dark green and brown color patterns around its entire body.
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