Favoritos de jollygoodyellow
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Ácaro de Terciopelo Rojo (Género Neomolgus)Observ.
liamraganDescripción
Found on pebbles along the beach
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Género GibellulaObserv.
tyson_ehlersDescripción
Synnemata: arising from whole host, erect, cylindrical, tapering to a pointed tip, greyish white, 0.8-1.9x0.2-4.2 mm. Hyphae hyaline, smooth (?), septate, averaging 3 um. Conidiopohores greenish-white to pale green; conidial head wedge-shaped, hemispherical, arising from a swollen vesicle (8.5-13.3x6.7-7.2). Metulae: broadly cylindric-obovoid, 7.9-9.5x3-3.6. Philiades: narrowly clavate to subcylindrical, smooth, hyaline, 8.4-10.2x2.5-3.9. Conidia: bacilliform, sometimes ellipsoidal, 3.8-5.3 x 1.2-2.2
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Polilla del Guarumo (Hyalophora cecropia)Observ.
kmelvilleDescripción
Attracted to front porch light.
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Paparda del Atlántico (Scomberesox saurus)Observ.
hunterefsDescripción
Injured — think it may have been smacked by a thresher shark we saw in the area. One eye bulging out and marks on the side of it’s head, but no talon marks from eagles in the area.
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Tiburón Zorro Común (Alopias vulpinus)Observ.
hunterefsDescripción
Was at the surface feeding. Very clearly saw the caudal fin flopping out of the water on three occasions.
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Pectenia plumbeaObserv.
seanhaughianDescripción
on leaning rm by stream, 7 mature thalli
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Aceiteras, Carralejas o Escarabajos Ampolla (Género Meloe)Observ.
jasondombroskie
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Tiburón Zorro Común (Alopias vulpinus)Observ.
stevenmcgrathDescripción
feeding on Atlantic Saury (billfish), based on the tail, I have counted at least 5 different individuals
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Setas, Royas Y Tizones (Filo Basidiomycota)Observ.
amazzoccaDescripción
Looking at the white clusters on bottom of the fir leaves causing the discoloured needles on new growth in 3rd photo
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Género PhidippusObserv.
liamraganDescripción
Same location and presumably individual as: http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/123736608
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lewnanny_richardsonDescripción
Found in my garage where there is some dirt exposed
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Enrolladores (Subfamilia Tortricinae)Observ.
dbmcc09Descripción
Near lights on house.
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bobhardingDescripción
I think. On Eastern Hemlock.
See also https://inaturalist.ca/observations/64690546
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Género MarmaraObserv.
becksinsectsDescripción
On Eastern Hophornbeam. These were on the other side of the bridge from the last observation. (a couple different trees)
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Género MarmaraObserv.
becksinsectsDescripción
Small aspen shoots on a fallen section of tree (I think - sure looks like aspen at the top)
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Adelges abietisObserv.
dbmcc09Descripción
On White Spruce. Many twigs with these.
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Género RhagiumObserv.
radbackedsalamanderDescripción
In Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus). Private property.
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Pato de Copete (Aythya fuligula)Observ.
dbmcc09Descripción
Tufted Duck at fish plant in North Sydnmey. Had been down the road at the sewer outfall in Munro Park for a couple of weeks previously. Mostly Greater Scaup and a few Lesser Scaup in the surrounding group.
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Gaviota Marfileña (Pagophila eburnea)Observ.
dbmcc09Descripción
On St Peters CBC with Susann Myers.
Christmas Bird Count
The CBC for St. Peter’s & area was held on
December 27. It is the oldest and largest wildlife
survey in the world, started by the Audubon
Society in 1900. Individual birds and species are
counted in a 15-mile diameter circle over a 24-
hour period. Results are tabulated by the NS Bird
Society for international records. The local count
was started by Eva and Murdock Digout of St.
Peters with the help of A.O. MacLean, Katherine
Robertson and Aloysius Burke in the 1950’s.This
year, Billy (Murdock’s son) organized the count
and Murdock served lunch to the field birders.
About 60 species were counted including a rare
Ivory Gull.
