Favoritos de brirosa
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Culebra Chirrionera Constrictora (Coluber constrictor)Observ.
findthebeautyDescripción
Just a little guy, looking for shelter before the rain.
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Ardilla Gris de Las Carolinas (Sciurus carolinensis)Observ.
fieldfalconDescripción
Red eyes, albinism
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Margaritas, Achicorias, Cardos Y Parientes (Familia Asteraceae)Observ.
curatorcaroline
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Culebra Chirrionera Constrictora (Coluber constrictor)Observ.
katiebwugDescripción
This guy rattled his tail at me
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Ardilla Gris de Las Carolinas (Sciurus carolinensis)Observ.
yazousDescripción
Leucistic
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Águila Cabeza Blanca (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)Observ.
kalamurphykingDescripción
Coming In For A Landing
Wing flaps & landing gear fully extended to ensure a smooth landing.
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Carancho (Caracara plancus)Observ.
greenesnakeDescripción
This was the first Tennessee record. this bird was also seen by Michael Todd.
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rangermicahFecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
Due to its status as a threatened species, geotag is withheld. That being said, if you can ID this plant in the field, you will find them abundant (putting it lightly) in proper habitat within the park.
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damontigheDescripción
microscopy
teliospores 27.5 x 50 µm, "tail" = ~ 200 x 6 µm
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Insectos Alados (Subclase Pterygota)Observ.
rangermicahDescripción
Tangled nests of silk containing what appears to be the chewed up remains of male cones. Host is Pinus monophylla var. fallax.
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rangermicahDescripción
Colony of dozens of individuals on Rocky rhyolite slope alongside Echinocerus, mimosa, and Quercus.
If someone could confirm. That would be awesome.
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Mapache (Procyon lotor)Observ.
rangermicahDescripción
Trapped in the park dumpster.... Again. Rescued after photo taken.
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Cacomixtle Norteño (Bassariscus astutus)Observ.
earthgrazerDescripción
Single animal with long black and white ringed tail, tan body seen bounding among rocks and hiding in the shade under a large boulder to the south of the Grapevine Hills Trail.
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Cacomixtle Norteño (Bassariscus astutus)Observ.
keep-tx-wildDescripción
Neighbor's camera
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Pavo (Meleagris gallopavo)Observ.
mandymckayDescripción
6 adults and a dozen adolescents
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Género LandryiaObserv.
gcwarblerDescripción
This looks like examples on MPG which are labeled as unidientified Scythrididae.
http://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/species.php?hodges=1680.99
On BG, they term these, "possibly Landryia sp."
https://bugguide.net/node/view/907811
These were nectaring on the flowers of Senecio flaccidus.
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Mariposas Cola de Golondrina Azul (Battus philenor ssp. philenor)Observ.
cacheDescripción
Un macho que acaba de eclosionar en mi jardín. Su coloración y marcas son muy extrañas. Las alas de abajo no funcionan y no puede volar.
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Nutria de Río Norteamericana (Lontra canadensis)Observ.
ifindDescripción
Appears to be eating a sunfish. Hunting with a partner.
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Tecolote del Este (Megascops asio)Observ.
kalamurphykingDescripción
Frick Has A Girlfriend!!!
Introducing Frick & Frack!
Frick called her in early this morning. She is larger & her voice is the higher pitched one. With all that canoodling going on, they are already a couple apparently. She stayed about 3 minutes then left around 5:00 this morning. Frick was in and out of the house overnight and he last left around 6:45 am. No one stayed inside for the day. My fingers are crossed he can convince her this is the place to raise babies.
View 53 sec video with lots of cute sounds & kissy face going on here: https://www.kapturedbykala.com/Birds/i-9BtTHRs
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Gavilán de Cooper (Accipiter cooperii)Observ.
mcraubetDescripción
Vigorous fight between hawk & crow. First the hawk had the upper hand, then the crow. The hawk eventually escaped under a fence. I am guessing sharp-shinned because of Sibley description of breast streaks as "coarse brown" rather than "thin dark" for Cooper's. Also the hawk is smaller than the crow (while a Cooper's is supposed to be about crow-sized), and its head looks rounded (more like SS).
