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Diablo Espinoso (Moloch horridus)Observ.
g_heatonDescripción
My 20000th observation!
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Tortuga Patona del Desierto de Sonora (Gopherus agassizii)Observ.
paperplumDescripción
Same individual observed here.
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Geco Bandeado del Noroeste (Coleonyx variegatus)Observ.
prakritDescripción
The entire skeleton can be seen fluorescing through the skin
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Lagartija Sin Patas del Sur de California (Anniella stebbinsi)Observ.
prakritDescripción
Gorgeous individual with nice pinkish coloration on the sides flipped by @ectothermist. With @catullus
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Araña Tejedora Espinosa (Gasteracantha cancriformis)Observ.
paperplumDescripción
Same individual observed here.
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Rana-de Coro del Pacífico (Pseudacris regilla)Observ.
velodromeDescripción
with @ectothermist
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Colibrí Cabeza Violeta (Calypte costae)Observ.
mhedinDescripción
in/near native palm grove
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Avispas Caza Tarántulas (Género Pepsis)Observ.
arthrovertsDescripción
See this observation for the story of this specimen: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/128505363
This specimen did not fly while I was observing it, even when it came back from its ostensible burrow to collect its quarry.
It seemed to drag the tarantula by its fangs.
Temperature was in the mid 70s°F. The day was overcast.
Thanks,
Arthroverts
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arthrovertsDescripción
These were considerably rarer in a grassland swarming with Brachystola magna and other grasshoppers; only two were found. Had beautiful yellow wings when in flight and were intensely evasive; these photos were very difficult to get.
Thanks,
Arthroverts
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Kovarikia oxyObserv.
prakritDescripción
Surprisingly difficult to find. Unlike K. williamsi and K. bogerti which are often found on exposed surfaces, K. oxy seems to be more similar to its closer relative K. savaryi in that it requires thick canopy cover. Annoyingly, all but one individual seen was deep inside a rock crevice or hole, making most of the 10 or so we saw impossible to capture.
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Meta dolloffObserv.
rjadams55Fecha
Septiembre 2021Descripción
Adult male. Numerous M. dolloff were found in a long-abandonded and partially sealed tunnel in the Santa Cruz Mountains
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Diguetia mojaveaObserv.
alice_abelaDescripción
Desertshrub spider teased out of her shelter for a brief photo shoot. Second stop on the way to the Arizona BugGuide gathering. Thousand Palms Oasis, Riverside County, California.
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Rana de Patas Rojas (Rana draytonii)Observ.
bhelwigDescripción
California Red-Legged Frog egg mass on Arroyo Hondo Creek in Santa Barbara County, CA
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Falsa Coralillo del Noroeste (Lampropeltis californiae)Observ.
rosspadillaDescripción
Roadcruised after some heavy thunder storms
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Víbora Sorda Peninsular (Trimorphodon lyrophanes)Observ.
paperplumDescripción
Same individual observed here.
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boazsolorioDescripción
59°
Observed feeding on a European Earwig (Forficula auricularia). This specimen is a juvenile of the Phidippus genus, although I'm not sure which it might be, but it's likely P. adumbratus going off appearance alone.
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Cascabel de Cola Negra Norteña (Crotalus molossus ssp. molossus)Observ.
g_heaton
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Bejori de Cerca Occidental (Sceloporus occidentalis)Observ.
g_heatonDescripción
So I normally consider western fence lizards to be pretty boring ... but this one certainly breaks the mold
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Topera de San Diego (Pituophis catenifer ssp. annectens)Observ.
paperplumDescripción
Same individual observed here.
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Lagartija Nocturna de Las Islas del Canal (Xantusia riversiana)Observ.
gottschoDescripción
research trip with SDSU / US Navy
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Género ZicronaObserv.
graham_montgomeryDescripción
Found near huge outbreaks of leaf beetle larvae on alders.
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Camaleón de Montaña de Cuernos Cortos (Phrynosoma hernandesi)Observ.
carlakishDescripción
Juvenile.
Kohl's Ranch, Gila Co., Arizona, elev. ca. 5360 ft. Ponderosa pine/oak/juniper forest vicinity Tonto Creek.
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Cascabel de Diamantes Rojos (Crotalus ruber)Observ.
paperplumDescripción
Same individual observed here.
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Víbora Isleña de Labios Blancos (Trimeresurus insularis)Observ.
matthieuberroneauDescripción
Blue form of White-lipped Island Pitviper, from Komodo Islands
www.matthieu-berroneau.fr
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ivanparrDescripción
Probably tudiculata but I don't really know how to separate from traskii
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projetomantisLugar
428 - Rod. Joao Goulart, 2 - Funchal, Cachoeiras de Macacu - RJ, 28680-000, Brasil (Google, OSM)
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Tortuga Verde (Chelonia mydas)Observ.
cdegroofDescripción
At least five individuals seen here today
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Rey de Los Salmones (Trachipterus altivelis)Observ.
wsteinriedeDescripción
Strong currents brought in a couple dozen juveniles over several days. Occurence was documented with Dr. Milton Love
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Lagarto de Gila Reticulado (Heloderma suspectum ssp. suspectum)Observ.
leptoniaDescripción
Crossing road
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Bejori de Cerca Occidental (Sceloporus occidentalis)Observ.
tadd_kDescripción
Photocred: flugatron
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Araña Saltarina de Cola Roja (Phidippus johnsoni)Observ.
kuedaDescripción
Was hoping for more sharpness / DoF, but I was holding the rock with my knee.
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Lagartija Norteña de Mancha Lateral (Uta stansburiana ssp. elegans)Observ.
tzaddi
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Araña Camello (Eremorhax magnus)Observ.
jeffheardDescripción
Aggressive when presented with any sign of a threat. Approx. 2" inches toe to toe.
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Borrego Cimarrón del Desierto (Ovis canadensis ssp. nelsoni)Observ.
scottmcollins
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Cornuda Prieta (Sphyrna zygaena)Observ.
sharkstewardLugar
Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
west of San Diego divers photographed 2 Scalloped Hammerhead sharks. Attracted by bait and chum for photography 8 foot female pictured
source http://sdexpeditions.com/hammerhead-shark-sightings-san-diego/
Photo Credit Kyle McBurnie
