Identificaciones de storm_petrel
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Mariposa Organillo Oscura (Euptoieta claudia)Observ.
twillrichardsonDescripción
With cool temps and no nectar around, there was no way I was going to get an underwing shot. I recognize how this photo is pretty useless, but it still seemed so late in the season and surprising for any of these here, I'm posting it anyhow
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Urogallo de Las Artemisas (Centrocercus urophasianus)Observ.
alex806Descripción
Scat found near mono lake while running along the dirt bike path from picnic rd to rush creek
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Género ElaphrusObserv.
rongoetzDescripción
What an amazing looking beetle. It almost looks like it has miniature patches of moss mixed with patches of lichen on its elytra.
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alex_cicindela_guyDescripción
1.5 miles from Oklahoma! I spent the next few hours trying to find one south of the border, but all the trails/roads had selenite gravel that formed a hardened crust that didn’t seem to work as purpurea habitat, or were pure clay that also doesn’t seem ideal. These appear intermediate between ssp. purpurea and audubonii.
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rongoetzDescripción
Remarkably fresh. Found near the creek, just a few feet away from a second species of Amblyscirtes: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/153896436
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Género StamnodesObserv.
lesditDescripción
~7100' elevation. Attracted to porch light. Little Round Valley, Eastern Sierra, CA.
Color of moth was more like the photo that shows sandy gray-ish rather than the one that looks golden. Inside wings were pale, dull whitish, no markings except as can be seen along the top edge.
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Charrán Común (Sterna hirundo)Observ.
alex_cicindela_guyDescripción
The one on the right
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twillrichardsonDescripción
I think, as default anyway? But I have no experience with Sierra, and this seemed tiny compared to the Nevada Skippers I see in the Carson Range. Using Nevada as a placeholder in the meantime, and would be happy to be wrong!
A little over 11,200' elevation
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Ladona juliaObserv.
twillrichardsonDescripción
Just hunting in the woods, but prob. breeding at Lily Pond, nearby. 1st documented Tahoe Basin record that I know of, but almost certainly have been here all along. Bummed I didn't get a better photo!!
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