johngsalamander del Favoritos
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Culebras Y Parientes Familia ColubridaeObserv.
msandersLugar
(En algún lugar...)
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Salamandra de Espalda Roja Plethodon cinereusObserv.
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erythristic form
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Tortuga Golfina Lepidochelys olivaceaObserv.
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black tern perched on top of basking turtle
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Rana Toro Lithobates catesbeianusObserv.
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Finally, something that gets me excited about Bullfrogs again...
I stopped for a Spring Peeper, and then noticed a yellow object with a red reflection, a ways down the road. I assumed it was some trash, and then realized as I got closer that reflection was an eye shine.
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Caracoles Terrestres Género DrymaeusObserv.
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abbarant colour form
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Ranas Y Sapos Orden AnuraObserv.
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Amazon Conservatory for Tropical Studies (ACTS), Iquitos, Peru
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Oregon Aquatic Gartersnake, Dunsmuir, CA, USA. I estimate the snake to be between 12 to 15 inches long.
Our pool is closed for the winter, so no chlorine in the pool means all kinds of critters visit the pool in the off-season.
Yesterday, the 18th, I had a Garter Snake in the pool. It was amazing to see all the bugs that jumped on top of this poor snake in an effort to get out of the water. I fished the snake out of the pool with a net, snapped a few pics, and then watched it slither off into the nearby brush.
Note: Dunsmuir is just 75 miles south of the Oregon border, so we have a lot of wildlife that is indigenous to Oregon.
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Ranas Arborícolas de Estanque Género HylaObserv.
hartm447Descripción
Three-way
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Culebra Caracolera Jaspeada Sibon nebulatusObserv.
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Snake dinner to go or a sneaky snail escape?
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Seen close to sheltered inlet of the ocean, eating a fish of some sort. No visible stripes.
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Cazón Coralero Trompacorta Triaenodon obesusObserv.
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having never seen a shark before I thought it was 2 sharks...but as the image indications, it was just one rather large shark...it seemed to be solo! what is this shark?
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Abaniquillo Pardo del Caribe Anolis sagreiObserv.
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Green male and brown female mating
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Not M. Albemarlensis.
Catching as prey introduced gecko.
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Rana de Dedos Delgados de Savage Leptodactylus savageiObserv.
kennetharayaDescripción
Estado juvenil
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Culebra Resoplona Norteña Phrynonax poecilonotusObserv.
samuelvaldesDescripción
P.poecilonotus alimentándose de un Vireo y sus pichones aún en el nido.
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Tortuga Lagarto Norteño Chelydra serpentinaObserv.
josh_vandermeulenDescripción
with Midland Painted Turtles
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Lagartija Lagarto Meridional Elgaria multicarinataObserv.
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Observation and photo by John Farrel
Picture posted on instagram, johnfarrelphoto
Found on instagram #alligatorlizard by Lina Goggins-Rendón
Found in backyard
Location is Westchester
Cross Streets 74th and Airport
May 20th 2018
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hawnzdDescripción
Albino plethodon species, possibly Western Red-backed (Plethodon vehiculum) a common species in this area.
~50mm SVL
~45mm Tail Length
16 Costal Grooves (from what I can tell)
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Andarríos Manchado Actitis maculariusObserv.
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Bird feigned a broken wing to draw away the Columbian Ground Squirrel. Squirrel was attempting to capture and eat the bird.
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Rana Leopardo Norteña Lithobates pipiensObserv.
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Also entered in HerpMapper.org.
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blue-tail skink caught in a spider's web with the spider feeding
