Favoritos de jeni6
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Tapir Amazónico (Tapirus terrestris)Observ.
helenvera2Descripción
El tapir amazónico, danta, anta, tatabra, mbeorí, mboreví o sachavaca, es una especie de mamífero perisodáctilo
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Oso Negro Americano (Ursus americanus)Observ.
xadieDescripción
Is this bear scat? Large, loose pile, no strong odor.
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Zorro Rojo (Vulpes vulpes)Observ.
jeffreyleeisanaturalistDescripción
Lower mandible (length ~4") found under tree. Coyote or dog perhaps (canine missing)??
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Banderilla Sudamericana (Caladium bicolor)Observ.
katia37Lugar
Collectivo to Carate & Corcovado National Park, Puntarenas Province, Puerto Jiménez, Costa Rica (Google, OSM)
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Quitones, Cucarachas de Mar Y Parientes (Clase Polyplacophora)Observ.
crazyperentiesDescripción
Collected by a friend’s son at Five Mile beach near Lighthouse Beach on the Ningaloo coast. They feel hard and brittle like pieces of shell but it’s also a turtle rookery. Wondering what they are. They have been grouped together for the photo but were scattered over the beach.
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Frigáneas (Orden Trichoptera)Observ.
mavrogDescripción
Selwyn River at Coes Ford. Fish or insect on stones within the stream.
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Hongos con Láminas (Orden Agaricales)Observ.
gnomegigglerDescripción
These big wavy dudes grow all over a business park clustered together.
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Castor de Montaña (Aplodontia rufa)Observ.
campbellclanDescripción
I don't know what this is. 3:06 a.m. on front porch camera. Ideas?
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Insectos Alados (Subclase Pterygota)Observ.
spinningskunkDescripción
Help with ID please!
My friend found this up in a Valley Oak tree. She said it is fuzzy like fur but hard.
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Tiburón Raya (Rhina ancylostomus)Observ.
raskalDescripción
Found washed upon beach
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aristidetakoukamDescripción
~ Where is the animal?: Au marché~ State of the animal: Mort~ Cause of death: Chassé~ Hunted with: filets~ Number (how many have you seen around?): ~ Number of small (how many have you seen about?):
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Jilgueritos (Género Spinus)Observ.
geographerdaveDescripción
this bird, a male?, was hanging out/associating with a female goldfinch: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/65971866
