hydaticus del Favoritos
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matthieuberroneauDescripción
Speckled Forest Pit Viper - Mapanare
Bothrops taeniatus
www.matthieu-berroneau.fr
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Armadillo Gigante Priodontes maximusObserv.
tomaz_meloLugar
(En algún lugar...)Descripción
Habitat: terra firme forest.
Serra do Divisor National Park, Mancio Lima, AC, Brazil.
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Tiburón Zorro Común Alopias vulpinusObserv.
edcoreyncdprLugar
(En algún lugar...)Descripción
Breached at least 8 times over the course of a few minutes
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mmorotiDescripción
Raríssima e pouco conhecida, essa planta parasita fungos micorrízicos. São conhecidos apenas dois indivíduos que estão depositados em uma coleção cientifica do Rio. Essa é a primeira foto na natureza dessa espécie.
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cypseloidesDescripción
Almost certainly the same individual as my previous observation (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/10543923), at a slightly different location and on a different date.
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Dragoncito del Sur de la Sierra Madre Oriental Abronia gramineaObserv.
matthieuberroneau
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Azulilla de Arroyo Cobriza Argia cupreaObserv.
hydaticusDescripción
County record?
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hydaticusDescripción
Same spot as Tuesday, but this one has the full flagellum. These seem to be somewhat common at BFL--I saw them down closer to the river as well in a completely different soil type.
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Maratus volansObserv.
mattcampbellausDescripción
Male Maratus volans performing in the presence of a female.
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Maratus buboObserv.
questagameDescripción
Sighting and photos (c) entropyandroar.
Field Notes - Horned Owl peacock spider
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Género ChrysillaObserv.
briangoodingDescripción
Salticidae
A beautiful salticid which unfortunately was too fast for me. I only saw one instance of this individual.
Two of the most beautiful jumping spiders I've ever seen have been in Thailand, this being one. Here is the other--https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/7044318
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dbeadleDescripción
(African) Hoopoe. Photographed at Polokwane Game Reserve, South Africa on 11 January 2011. Subspecies africana.
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pbertnerDescripción
Presumably a parasitic plant since no leaves were observed and no plants nearby.
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easleybirdingDescripción
I'm thinking this could be a moth that happens to look like a wasp - but not sure???
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vwmDescripción
I think the smaller one is a copperhead, is the larger one also a copperhead or could it be a cottonmouth?
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Aguililla Negra Mayor Buteogallus urubitingaObserv.
javigonzDescripción
First sighting around 10:15-20am or so. Was alerted to this very large immature hawk by a mob of grackles that were after it. Bird soared and circled over the lots and continued north with grackles following it. Birder friend, Alex Lamoreaux showed up soon after and after relaying the sighting and jumping in the van to chase, we found the bird soaring over the Louie's Backyard area with the grackle mob in tow. Hawk then returned south and took refuge in the Sheepshead north lot. A bit later bird lifted off and circled the area for a bit and headed north out of sight. First suspicion was immature Common Black Hawk, but following better views, photos, and discussion by other birders present, we reached the conclusion that the ID is Great Black Hawk because of huge size, finely barred tail lacking thick black terminal bands, long legs that it dangled while soaring. White crescents were obvious nearing wing apex and white upper tail coverts were seen and photographed, differentiating it from Common Black Hawk. Coastal habitat and range fits better with Great Black Hawk than Common. ID Confirmed by expert, Bill Clark. Possible 1st US record following review. An incredible and totally unexpected bird!
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aredoublesDescripción
Long-awaited lifer!
Got extremely lucky, and just randomly spotted it sitting on the ground for this one photo, before it flew off.
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Callophrys irusObserv.
aredoublesDescripción
Long-awaited lifer!
Thanks to Derb Carter for the location tip.
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Papamoscas Fibí Sayornis phoebeObserv.
sheliahargisDescripción
Not sure what is going on but this is the fourth birder that I know of who has had a phoebe perch on their binoculars or on their person at Commons Ford.
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Cacomixtle Norteño Bassariscus astutusObserv.
cullenDescripción
We found this young individual hiding in our garage just before dusk. We took a few photographs and released the animal. We also observed the adult.
