Identificaciones de samantha_knight
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sarahparoskiDescripción
UNT AFS
This 3rd site was too flooded so I took some nearby observations as we did our drone photos
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Abeja Melífera Europea (Apis mellifera)Observ.
scarletskylightDescripción
Drone?
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Golondrina Azulnegra (Progne subis)Observ.
scarletskylightDescripción
Also heard!
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Encino de Piedra (Quercus muehlenbergii)Observ.
scarletskylightDescripción
This tree appears to be on the way out. Estimated age is likely a few hundred years - likely before any permanent settlement was in the area. This tree was is in an area that's had significant erosion and has been damaged by contractor work crews as well, including heavy vehicle equipment that was backed into it last year.
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Papamoscas Viajero (Myiarchus crinitus)Observ.
scarletskylightDescripción
I think we need to rebrand the Broccoli haircut as the Flycatcher.
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Chícharo Escarlata (Indigofera miniata)Observ.
scarletskylightDescripción
Degraded limestone remnant
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Raíz de Ciruelilla (Krameria lanceolata)Observ.
scarletskylightDescripción
Degraded limestone remnant
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Girasol Rojo (Gaillardia pulchella)Observ.
scarletskylightDescripción
Finally stumbled on something with fasciation!
Degraded limestone remnant.
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Encino de Piedra (Quercus muehlenbergii)Observ.
scarletskylightDescripción
Does a person ever become inured to fallen trees in remnant land?
Four other trees of similar stature, age, and height in this area have fallen over the past six months. The habitat is quickly changing from open woods with remnant species that have likely been here for millennia to sunnier weedier habitat. I imagine in a few decades the creek will be surrounded by erosion control systems and little of this habitat will be left. It's depressing to observe this happening in slow motion.
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sarahparoskiDescripción
UNT AFS
This 3rd site was too flooded so I took some nearby observations as we did our drone photos
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Sombrero Mexicano (Ratibida columnifera)Observ.
sarahparoskiDescripción
UNT AFS
This 3rd site was too flooded so I took some nearby observations as we did our drone photos
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Avispas de Cintura de Hilo (Familia Sphecidae)Observ.
sarahparoskiDescripción
UNT AFS
This 3rd site was too flooded so I took some nearby observations as we did our drone photos
Unfortunately only got one photo for this one
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sarahparoskiDescripción
UNT AFS
This 3rd site was too flooded so I took some nearby observations as we did our drone photos
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Qué
Saltarina Negrita (Phidippus audax)Observ.
sarahparoskiDescripción
UNT AFS
This 3rd site was too flooded so I took some nearby observations as we did our drone photos
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Ardilla Zorra (Sciurus niger)Observ.
sambiologyDescripción
Did some urban dove surveys this morning and waited at this light for a loooong time. Spotted a couple critters outside the window of the truck! :)
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Conejo Serrano (Sylvilagus floridanus)Observ.
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After finishing up my urban dove surveys for this morning, I went to Kiowa Park -- mostly a recreational park, but there was still some good habitat here along the creek!
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sambiologyDescripción
After finishing up my urban dove surveys for this morning, I went to Kiowa Park -- mostly a recreational park, but there was still some good habitat here along the creek!
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Sinsonte Norteño (Mimus polyglottos)Observ.
sambiologyDescripción
At lunch, I was super lucky to watch the celebration of the new Nature Leaders group! These 5th graders take younger students on nature walks at 12 Hills. Most amazing program ever! :)
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