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Coronula diademaObserv.
sea-kangarooDescripción
On Humpback Whale chin. Coronula as it's not deeply embedded in the skin, and I think it's this Coronula based on the height.
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chriscDescripción
Photos taken from footpath beside Waitemata Harbour. Had me confused from a distance as still sporting some baby down. Maybe breeding on Rangitoto Island, not far away?
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
emma_brockesDescripción
Growing out of a dead passionvine hopper.
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luca_dtDescripción
The highlight for me. These are so amazing. Totally transparent though, in the 2nd image the animal is center frame! (You can see the black eyes left and the tail right) It had a tail which trailed behind it and it would move around attacking salp.
~5cm long, 9cm with tail
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yetistepsDescripción
Most likely a heterozygous form. Found in an area where brown base form and yellow base form occur.
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tangatawhenuaLugar
Scotts Point, Northern end of Ninety Mile Beach, Oneroa a Tohe, Northland, New Zealand (Google, OSM)Descripción
Interesting. I found this underneath a big brown holdfast that I peeled off the rock.
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Helechos Perejil (Género Asplenium)Observ.
glycymerisDescripción
At night. There was a notable biodiversity in the area, most likely thanks to the limestone.
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fiestykakapoDescripción
Found under a rock in the tidal zone
So far I haven't been able to find a match for this. I think I can rule out Jaxea, and super-amily Alpheoidea
I think maybe Calocarides
@clinton ?
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Género GromilusObserv.
glycymerisDescripción
Approx. 7 mm. See on Blechnum at night. There was a notable biodiversity in the area, most likely thanks to the limestone.
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Nogal Americano (Juglans nigra)Observ.
viktor_parkhomenkoDescripción
після бомбардувань
after the bombing
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luca_dtDescripción
These are the webcasters I believe do the majority of the large mucus webs. The webs are much coarser and expansive. They are filled with these tiny long worm animals.
~1.5cm long, web size ~8cm
Shallow subtidal
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luca_dtDescripción
Feeding! Has this been seen before? Appears to be eating an Eatoniella.
Under a rock.
~0.6cm long
Shallow subtidal
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glycymerisDescripción
Arthropod hunting by the nearby park at midnight.
Photos taken with Olympus TG-6. It was actually my first ever serious attempt to photograph living insects and spiders, but it was pretty successful :)
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emma_brockesDescripción
Found on the ground underneath a concrete path. Another individual found in the same place at the same time was very clearly purple in coloration, then their color changed to brown.
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caleb33Descripción
Looks somewhat similar to a snakehead cowry (Monetaria caputserpentis) but the shape is off. Maybe a half-swimmer cowry(Staphylaea semiplota) or a honey cowry( Erosaria helvola) ?
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uwkwajDescripción
Lab photo of 13.4mm shell. Cribrarula gaspardi needs to be added to iNat.
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uwkwajDescripción
Lab photo of 48.6mm shell. Year is accurate, month and day are not.
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Mauritia arabicaObserv.
uwkwajDescripción
Lab photo of 55.3mm shell. Year is accurate, month and day are not.
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uwkwajDescripción
Lab photo of 48.1mm shell. Year is accurate, month and day are not.
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uwkwajFecha
Septiembre 1, 1973Descripción
Lab photo of 19.35mm shell. Year and month are accurate, day is not.
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davidorlovichDescripción
Some sort of giant fly that crash landed on my gardening hat.
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stephen_thorpeDescripción
Queen Mary Ave entrance to Ken Maunder Park. Foliicolous on a planted taraire.
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uwkwajDescripción
Lab photo of 18.0mm shell. Considered endemic to Hawaii, so this is likely a waif or temporary introduction to the Marshalls with no established population. Year is correct, month and day are not.
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sparrowjackDescripción
located in 3-4m of water.
~35mm long
10° C water temperature.
not common, with only one other individual being seen on this dive.
couldn’t identify
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leonperrieDescripción
On trunk of large Hedycarya (I think; couldn't tell conclusively).
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glycymerisLugar
East of Arataki Visitor Centre, Scenic Drive, Nihotupu, West Auckland, New Zealand (Google, OSM)Descripción
On moist argillaceous soil by the road.
Incredible blueish colour.
Not sure of its cause, however it looked quite natural and beautiful.
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jacqui-nzDescripción
Is this blue colour natural? Spotted it at irregular intervals on various mosses like this along the track, and another type of moss. Didn't seem like the kind of track where chemical spray had been used.
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stephen_thorpeDescripción
Locality: NEW ZEALAND AK, suburb of Glendowie, Tahuna Torea Reserve
Habitat: Swards of long grass on spit.
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Mariposa de la Ortiga (Aglais urticae)Observ.
jon_sullivanDescripción
I was talking with Adrian Paterson in my office when, to our huge surprise, this painted lady butterfly(European Small Tortoiseshell!!!) flew in through my open window. I've only seen three of these butterflies before in Canterbury, and never in the winter. Very odd!
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heatherthehawkDescripción
shell(s) washed up on beach, collected dead/empty
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Caracoles Neritas (Género Nerita)Observ.
manis1Descripción
黑肋蜑螺 Nerita costata
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Caracoles Neritas (Género Nerita)Observ.
trinitycollegeDescripción
Found on the prop root of a red mangrove.
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Género NassariusObserv.
cheryl394Lugar
1/1 Moo 3, White Sand Beach ( Had Sai Khao), Trat, Haad Sai Khao, 23170, ตำบล เกาะช้าง อำเภอ เกาะช้าง ตราด Thailand (Google, OSM)
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Moas (Orden Dinornithiformes)Observ.
thomas1175Descripción
Can anyone confirm or deny that this is Moa bones ? found in swampy area 1m under the topsoil , if not moa what is this ?
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uwkwajDescripción
Very small specimen with big ideas, attacking a large Acanthaster planci.
