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shaunpogacnik95Descripción
New population of this species found by @wetlandfan common in area growing on dead ash and box-elder maple.
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Búho Cornudo (Bubo virginianus)Observ.
whateverwatcherDescripción
'Owl' is as close as I can get. Maybe someone who knows the area can tell more (I was vacationing). It picked it's resting place well. No matter what angle I tried, I couldn't get much.
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Estrella de la Tierra (Geastrum saccatum)Observ.
chuckt2007Descripción
beneath a very large pin oak.
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Marmota Canadiense (Marmota monax)Observ.
annkatrinroseDescripción
Momma groundhog was very patient with her little hoglets climbing all over her. I'm sure they were like a bag of fleas.
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Marmota Canadiense (Marmota monax)Observ.
annkatrinroseDescripción
Apparently young groundhogs like to sleep in, just like teenagers. It would be well into the day before they showed up in front of their burrow to explore the yard.
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Pino Blanco Americano (Pinus strobus)Observ.
mjpapayDescripción
Cullasaja Falls, North Carolina
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Sicómoro Americano (Platanus occidentalis)Observ.
mjpapayDescripción
Cullasaja Falls, North Carolina
A grand old tree near the foot of the falls.
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
calconey
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shaunpogacnik95Lugar
PrivadoDescripción
Growing within 10 ft of 2 Prairie fringed orchid. someone pointed out that it could be the Platanthera leucophaea x lacera hybrid. was quite robust for the P. lacera Im use to seeing. Ohio.
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Mariposa Cometa Cebra (Eurytides marcellus)Observ.
whateverwatcherDescripción
I was kind of blocking the trail trying to get pix of one zebra, but realized some folks wanted to come thru. So I apologized and made room. They were very friendly about it and stopped to watch the butterfly for a bit. Shortly after they moved on, they called back to me that there was another some distance away. So of course I had to try for this one too :)
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Mariposa Cometa Cebra (Eurytides marcellus)Observ.
whateverwatcherDescripción
My first Zebra sighting! I was so excited but having an awful time getting any kind of picture. It was in constant motion, zipping all over a fairly wide area. There were a good number of large skimmers in the area, and they seemed to be trying for it. I abandoned the idea of a good picture and just tried to get a picture!
Photo 6 sort of says it all.
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Ardilla Listada del Este Americano (Tamias striatus)Observ.
susnyderFecha
Septiembre 16, 2010Descripción
eating a window-strike goldfinch
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Rocío de Sol (Drosera rotundifolia)Observ.
whateverwatcherDescripción
Got to see and learn about this amazing tiny plant (and quite a few other plants!) thanks to @wetlandfan.
Couldn't see what I was shooting very well; unfortunately a lot of the views are obstructed. But I was blown away to be able to see the 'dew', the beautiful colors, and some of the things which appeared to be captured in its sticky fingers (photos 3-5).
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mjpapayDescripción
Near the head of this valley a sward of Christmas Fern sweeps down, and soon picturesquely mingles with a host of Broad Beech Ferns. Together now, the ferns festoon the forest floor . . . https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/80900648
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Gato Doméstico (Felis catus)Observ.
simcockrDescripción
Given the location very far from any houses I think it was wild or dumped and killed scavenging a harrier or rabbit carcass which were both nearby
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mjpapayDescripción
Virus?
Yellow, bulging spots on Polystichum acrostichoides, Christmas Fern.
Affected plants were restricted to a small (10-feet, 2-meter) area and right along a narrow deer trail, as if the infection were spread by contact with the passing White-tailed Deer. Speculation of course.
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Ganado Vacuno (Bos taurus)Observ.
trscavoDescripción
At Woodside Natural Area
This was on informal display at the trailhead, presumably put there by a human. I don't know if it came from the natural area or someplace else.
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pdabellDescripción
With 4 leaves on the specimen shown in the 1st 5 photos, as opposed to the typical 2 and occasionally 3 leaves. The widest of them is >7.3 cm. The clump is largely comprised of 'albino' A. tricoccum var. tricoccum but included in it are some with red pigment (see the final photo). A portion of the clump is foraged (disturbed spots at the bottom of it and visible in photo 6) by the landowners.
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Polilla Luna Norteamericana (Actias luna)Observ.
becksnycDescripción
First this season and what a beauty! The tails are edged in hot pink! #seetheelephant
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Rana Toro (Lithobates catesbeianus)Observ.
whateverwatcherFecha
Septiembre 2020Descripción
I was entertained by the almost insolent attitude of the big bullfrog, sitting with its back to the watersnake. "I'm too much for you to handle" seemed to be the message.
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Género AnthrenusObserv.
malisaspringDescripción
Lolsob. It was in my needle felting.
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masadlerDescripción
Maybe. Bucking my personal precedent here, and going with the AI ID
Never seen anything like this before, and definitely thought it was in Plantae ...
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Abeto Oriental (Tsuga canadensis)Observ.
lincolndureyDescripción
Morning: Bayfield, WI
Midday: Apostle Islands NP
https://www.inaturalist.org/calendar/lincolndurey/2019/8/1
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shaunpogacnik95Fecha
Septiembre 2020Descripción
At least 100 plants in a shagnamnous wetlant. Seems to be out of range for what was predicted from the recent split.
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shaunpogacnik95Fecha
Septiembre 2020Descripción
Growing at a site with S. cernua. Flowers parts look too lose for S. cernua.
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Bobo Café (Sula leucogaster)Observ.
leah_driscollDescripción
I don’t expect anyone to be able to agree based on these backlit digiscoped photos, but I wanted to post anyway. This is the infamous Brown Booby that was at Nimisila Reservoir in Ohio for a little over a week. Sadly, a predator got this tropical visitor sometime between this photo and the next morning. A privilege to see, and I wish it could have made it home.
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Marmota Canadiense (Marmota monax)Observ.
sudomirDescripción
I don't think it is a beaver or muskrat because of the bushy tail.
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Algodoncillo Común (Asclepias syriaca)Observ.
krcaolDescripción
Is this really milkweed? It was growing among milkweed but this looks like an albino milkweed??
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matthew_salkiewiczDescripción
Irregular yellow flower. Alternate, entire leaves. About 8 inches tall. Found in a fen. Living among a variety of sedges and poison sumac.
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jon_nealDescripción
First time I've seen trillium with a leaf mutation! This single stem had six leaves!
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Pato Doméstico (Anas platyrhynchos var. domesticus)Observ.
greglasleyDescripción
fancy hairdo!
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Ardilla Zorra (Sciurus niger)Observ.
gregslakDescripción
Steamy today in Los Angeles... even the morning was too hot for most critters, including me. The attitude of this amazing Fox Squirrel, who hung out with me, above my picnic table, says it all!
