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Avispas Icneumónidas (Familia Ichneumonidae)Observ.
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This thing has what appears to be a very long stinger. What is it? It was found dead on our screened in porch.
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Género EcheneisObserv.
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This washed up on the beach today. My kids would love to know what it is, any ideas?
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Raya Eléctrica Caribeña (Narcine bancroftii)Observ.
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Is this an electric stingray?
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Rana Chirriadora Mexicana (Eleutherodactylus campi)Observ.
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We haven’t seen this one around here before and my son would love to know what it is.
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Culebra Parchada de Montaña (Salvadora lineata)Observ.
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My son thinks this is an Eastern Patchnose or Western Ribbon. It had been injured and was newly deceased when we came across it.
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Culebras Y Parientes (Familia Colubridae)Observ.
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Would love to know if my son’s identification is correct.
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Lince Americano (Lynx rufus)Observ.
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Can someone help confirm or suggest an identification? This was captured by a neighbor on a game camera in a green belt behind my house.
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Ranas Manchadas (Género Lithobates)Observ.
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We were given a tadpole by a pet store. They said that their shipments of goldfish from Florida regularly have a stray tadpole or two in them, but they can’t sell the tadpoles. The last one that survived turned into an African bullfrog. This one is about to full turn from froglet to frog. My son thinks it is a leopard frog. Can anyone give us a real ID on this or do we need to wait a few more days to get a better look at it?
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Rana Chirriadora Mexicana (Eleutherodactylus campi)Observ.
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We found these four frogs stuck down in a sprinkler hole so we have rescued them (because my son loves frogs and was sure they needed his help). He swears they are glass frogs because he can see through the belly, but those are not native to the US. Can anyone help identify these?
