Favoritos de flyersmith
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mycoastroDescripción
On forest floor/litter under Tsuga in an old-growth Eastern hemlock stand.
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Salamandra de Manchas Azules (Ambystoma laterale)Observ.
jeffwhiteDescripción
Saw four within 100 m of each other on the forest floor.
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Dimelaena oreinaObserv.
jonydigbyDescripción
High on tippy top of highest rock of this giant granite outcrop
never noticed it so far removed from a shore before
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jonydigbyDescripción
on Acer rubrum with P rubiginosa, Normandina pulchella , Protopannaria pezizoides in maple/ fir swamp (with 5 trees of sticta fuliginosa)
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jameschurchillDescripción
on Phaeophyscia on Ironwood with 20+ thalli of A. palmulata
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Picea glaucaObserv.
jonydigbyDescripción
not sure of species
84cm DBH
nearby another at 55cm DBH
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Pannaria luridaObserv.
bradtomsDescripción
On balsam fir 32ft up! trunk of tree I was cutting with chainsaw that had fallen over the road
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Pannaria luridaObserv.
wild_and_fiDescripción
On Red maple within 10m of hwy 325. Host tree is 60-70% covered in Pannaria lurida thalli. Very impressive!
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lproulxDescripción
Uncertain of ID
INat suggested this
Moth had been parasitized
On Beech sapling
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Pectenia plumbeaObserv.
jonydigbyDescripción
On red maple in Swampy drainage. Near small stand of wild thuya.
4 thalli. 2m high
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Anzia colpodesObserv.
jonydigbyDescripción
On red maple in a riverside swamp.
Hanging from the underside of a bent trunk
Several thalli of various sizes. A few, just forming, apothecia.
Abundant pycnidia
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Pectenia plumbeaObserv.
jonydigbyDescripción
On oak. Found this towards end of long day and did not at first recognize it as blue felt. Only the one clear photo . Lower toe of oak covered slope turning to mix with pine
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sandwichLugar
Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site of Canada, Maitland Bridge, NS, CA (Google, OSM)Descripción
Growing on maple.
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Pannaria luridaObserv.
seanhaughianDescripción
on black ash; 10 mature thalli, 2 immature, on 2 trees (approx 4 m apart.); in opem wooded fen / sparsely treed swamp of black ash and red maple, understory with virginia chain fern, cinnamon fern, and numerous sedge species.
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Pannaria luridaObserv.
seanblaneyDescripción
On Fraxinus nigra trunk in deciduous swamp forest. ID
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wild_and_fiDescripción
On Red maple, dense Black Huckleberry shrub cover in habitat. Also note: Anzia colpodes adjacent to the Parmotrima.
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jameschurchillDescripción
On red maple in old, quite-closed, hemlock/red maple forest. Relatively dry ground: wet areas mapping category 4 (2.01 - 10.0m). Spore assessment forthcoming.
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agbelliveauDescripción
On bark of mature to old Acer rubrum in old Acer rubrum - Abies balsamea swamp with other rare lichen species. Cross sections in microscope are to show dry (thinner) vs wet (thicker) thickness, graticule unit is 10 microns.
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Syrphus knabiObserv.
lucavoscortDescripción
Syrphus sp.. Keys out to S. rectus on Vockeroth (1992) through 1-2-11-12. Looks more like S. knabi to me. 11-12 (frons blackish throughout) seems doubtful on this specimen so I looked into it. I believe problem might be at 2-11: at least some preapical setulae on midleg basitarius brown/black (picture 7). Might some S. knabi have a few brown setulae on basitarius?
This specimens does have key features of S. knabi with hind basitarius orange and contrasting following tarsomeres (picture 6) and face with dots above antennae and partly yellow frons (picture 5).
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lucavoscortDescripción
Female. S. brachygaster? Katepisternum pollinose (pic 1 & 2), Tarsi all dark (pic 3). Firth tergum looks broader than long (pic 4) but does not look like S. flavimana (postpronotum dark, femur unicolored (pic 1 & 2)).
Both S. flavomaculata and brachygaster are supposed to have an apicomedial cleft on T5, I can see/find one (pic 4). Vertex pile long (pic 5), T2 broad, mesonotum pollinose (pic 6), femur unicolored - S. brachygaster? Using Coovert & Thompson 1977.
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Rayadora Ambarina Pigmea (Perithemis tenera)Observ.
alaversDescripción
23 mm total length
Sympetrum Danae?
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Avispas Icneumónidas (Familia Ichneumonidae)Observ.
lucavoscortDescripción
12 mm
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Salamandra de Cuatro Dedos (Hemidactylium scutatum)Observ.
ianmanningDescripción
found crossing road between two swamps, spotted by Natural Resources Student Sam Watts on night-time herp walk. First I've seen.
Photos:
1- Body Shot
2- close-up on pinch point
5- underside, showing white belly with speckles (sorry dude)
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Lophiola aureaObserv.
seanblaneyDescripción
larger subpopulation at south end of bog
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Ardilla Roja Americana (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus)Observ.
simplyhappyDescripción
MTRI Second Annual Kespukwitk iNat Competition Sep 18-26, 2021
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Rayadora Ambarina Pigmea (Perithemis tenera)Observ.
scott_makepeaceDescripción
observed one male
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Rayadora Ambarina Pigmea (Perithemis tenera)Observ.
nubitiDescripción
Yes, Charlotte County, the Amberwings have finally arrived. I am positive a week ago that I saw one at my sisters cottage, but went back on Friday and could not find anything, but I know what I saw and it was Amberwings, and I will go back again this week. So, I moved on to another favorite spot of mine and we struck Eastern Amberwings,,,,,,lucky 7 in total and all males. I am sure the females are there but needless to say I was sooooo excited I could hardly take the photos and it was really hard to paddle especially in the wind.
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Saltapared Cholino del Este (Troglodytes hiemalis)Observ.
fmacLugar
Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site of Canada, Caledonia, NS, CA (Google, OSM)
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Marta (Martes americana)Observ.
mstaiffLugar
Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site of Canada, Caledonia, NS, CA (Google, OSM)
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sandwichDescripción
Uncertain ID. Found growing on the bark of a very old eastern hemlock (submitted separately).
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Ardillas Voladoras (Género Glaucomys)Observ.
jasonheadleyDescripción
Followed a flying squirrel moving between trees and recorded it making a 20kHz call with the EMT2.
Auto-Id figured hoary bat (LACI), probably because of the call undulating around 20khz
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Lophiola aureaObserv.
bradtomsDescripción
From 'our' shoreline. About 50 flowering plants this year
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Cangrejo Azul (Callinectes sapidus)Observ.
devonhelmerDescripción
Large male blue crab. Found in estuary.
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Arañas de Jardín Y de Granero (Género Araneus)Observ.
croweagleDescripción
large spider with white marking on back
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Oso Negro Americano (Ursus americanus)Observ.
adamaulenbackDescripción
Twice. From vehicle 2h apart.
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