Favoritos de radbackedsalamander
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Género EuryceaObserv.
arnanthescoutDescripción
Same as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/186857976
At the time of this observation this species is currently unnamed, per word from one of the authors describing it (see Chippindale et al. 2000 and Devitt et al. 2019).
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Salamandra Ciega de Austin (Eurycea waterlooensis)Observ.
euryceaDescripción
A terrible photo of a very very small juvenile Austin Blind salamander in its native habitat
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aidancamposDescripción
Echinocereus perplexus W. Blum & A.P. Campos sp. nov.
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Salamandra de la Meseta Jollyville (Eurycea tonkawae)Observ.
radbackedsalamander
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Gambusia geiseriObserv.
dustin_lynchDescripción
Complete absence of dark 'tear-drop" marking under eye. Side with irregular black speckles, row of black spots midway through caudal fin. Inhabiting cold, spring-fed water (not typically inhabited by G. affinis).
Abundant in spring-fed old hatchery pond on campus. Had heard talks about this and other Gambusia species in the region at the SWAN meetings earlier in the day.
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Carya ovalisObserv.
threepogoniasDescripción
This species isn’t typically recognized from New England where it is subsumed under Carya glabra, but given the strange habitat (sandy outwash with perched water table over silt-clay glaciolacustrine sediment) and the fact that I’ve never seen a pignut like this, I’m going to throw out the C. ovalis ID, which is recognized in Weakley’s flora of the Southeast (and lists MA as the northern extent).
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pufferchungDescripción
Cell phone picture.
I only have my UV camera with me at that time.
The second picture is UV flora, aka bee vision
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Culebra Verde Lisa (Opheodrys vernalis)Observ.
stevendanielDescripción
Smooth Green Snake
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Sardinilla Cebra (Fundulus zebrinus)Observ.
amiaocellicaudaDescripción
Juvenile Plains Killifish observed in Sandy Creek at Enchanted Rock State Natural Area
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Cascabel de Cola Negra Ornamental (Crotalus ornatus)Observ.
daliagarzaDescripción
Intercepted on the starting point of the summit trail at Enchanted Rock.
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Pastos Y Cereales (Familia Poaceae)Observ.
radbackedsalamanderDescripción
oh canada oh canada
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Sauces (Género Salix)Observ.
radbackedsalamanderDescripción
On the north side of the road.
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Sapo de Espuelas de Hunter (Scaphiopus hurterii)Observ.
cliftonladdDescripción
Found during cleanup after Bastrop County Complex Fire.
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bendingtreeFecha
Septiembre 8, 2015Descripción
Sometimes they're squares, sometimes they're pentagons. I like this plant, I just think it's cool.
Common in sandy prairies and in moist swales.
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Matalote Negro (Ictiobus niger)Observ.
pmk00001Descripción
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
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Nopal de Texas (Opuntia lindheimeri)Observ.
mycoheterotrophismFecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
photo by aidan campos
feat. me + O. lindheimeri
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janetwmDescripción
salamander laying eggs in a water filled tire rut on an old logging road. When I tried to get closer, it disappeared under a layer of old leaves.
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Salix arctophilaObserv.
salix_scottDescripción
male in flower, same colony, same day: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/189762290
in fruit, same colony, different year: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/189475706
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Ardilla Voladora Norteña (Glaucomys sabrinus)Observ.
cgbb2004Descripción
A life species for me! This little squirrel was digging seeds out of the snow under the bird feeder. I've thought we might have flying squirrels here because sometimes late at night, we hear the typical sounds of red or gray squirrels racing along the outside of our log cabin walls, but likely not either of those diurnal species.
Photos taken through window glass and screen (left on to prevent window hits).
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Arándano Negro (Vaccinium uliginosum)Observ.
radbackedsalamanderDescripción
Mt. Mansfield
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Salix uva-ursiObserv.
kpmcfarlandDescripción
Growing from a crack in a glacial boulder on the ridgeline.
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thomas_panebiancoDescripción
I believe this is a hybrid Drosera species because of the shape of the lamina and the (difficult to see) hairs on the petioles.
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choessDescripción
Robust, intermediate in leaf shape between 2 parents nearby
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Lirios Llantén (Género Hosta)Observ.
radbackedsalamanderDescripción
Sumner Falls.
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Salix balliiObserv.
salix_scottDescripción
specimens Bailey et al. 5002, 5005 deposited at GH (collected under permit); verified by G. Argus
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kbeanerDescripción
Male caribou coming too close for comfort to check out we four hikers on Mont Albert.
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Necturo (Necturus maculosus)Observ.
dkaposiDescripción
being eaten by a Northern Watersnake
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Lycodes lavalaeiObserv.
claudenDescripción
Eelpout seen on a DFO Quebec Region coastal survey.
