Favoritos de csonafrank
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Pelícano Blanco Americano (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos)Observ.
rsborlandDescripción
Another flock of pelicans taking shelter from the wind on the leeward side of Pirate's Cove off Lost Bridge West.
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csonafrankDescripción
All of the flowers were blooming in the South side of the mound.
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Tirano Pálido (Tyrannus verticalis)Observ.
ameedsDescripción
Began calling around 4 am in an area with cottonwood trees. I tried to go out and find the source of the sound and whatever made it moved quickly towards other nearby trees, making me think some sort of bird is the source. Recorded during overnight field research trip. Area locked and inaccessible to general public. Site visited with permission and appropriate permits.
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stevejonesDescripción
Location accurate, dates not. Posted to accompany this journal post.
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Tarántula Rubia del Desierto de Norteamerica (Aphonopelma chalcodes)Observ.
wingedchimera
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Colibrí Garganta Rubí (Archilochus colubris)Observ.
jllewiDescripción
The photo I'm most proud of. Hold down the shutter button and you never know what you might catch.
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Cormorán Neotropical (Nannopterum brasilianum)Observ.
andybridgesDescripción
This observation is for the bird only.
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garychangDescripción
Being eaten by Mecinus janthiniformis (a weevil). Both the plant and the weevil are introduced in North America.
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entomo-logicDescripción
The undeveloped prickly pear fruit is characteristic of invasion by larvae of A. betheli.
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Saltapared de Rocas (Salpinctes obsoletus)Observ.
thydeDescripción
Unsure how to note this sighting for an old Rock Wren nest. Note that 2 Rock Wrens were heard in this general area and noted on eBird.
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Nopal Peludito (Opuntia polyacantha)Observ.
carrieseltzerLugar
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Monument Valley Navajo, Navajo, Arizona, United States (Google, OSM)
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Nopal Puerco Espín (Opuntia polyacantha var. erinacea)Observ.
carolblaneyDescripción
Though it's a completely different color flower than the last observation of this species, it keys out the same! Apparently this species can have either yellow or magenta. Surprising! (And as always, I welcome corrections, if I've made an error in either observation.)
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wingedchimeraDescripción
An airy, delicate, upright plant, often in large colonies. The leaves are whorled and linear. The small white to cream and pale green flowers are the typically complex milkweed-shape in umbels. Pollinators love this plant including monarchs for which this is a host.
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Palomilla Argentina del Nopal (Cactoblastis cactorum)Observ.
robbynsDescripción
Invasive Cactus moth larvae?
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Colibrí Garganta Azul (Lampornis clemenciae)Observ.
isaacsanchezDescripción
Portal, AZ
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Coyote (Canis latrans)Observ.
birdnerd12Descripción
Coyote caught 1 Mallard duckling.
