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Cangrejos, Langostas Y Camarones (Orden Decapoda)Observ.
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Jellyfish of some kind? My son picked it up and it burned his finger
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Abulón Chino (Megathura crenulata)Observ.
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Tidepool,
ocean beach Ca
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Caracoles, Babosas Y Parientes (Clase Gastropoda)Observ.
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Tons of little snails on the curb
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Animales (Reino Animalia)Observ.
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On the leaves of our lemon tree
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Género NeteliaObserv.
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Wasp caught in the house, a little less than an inch long
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Género CuculliaObserv.
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Not a monarch…curious what this caterpillar is. It was on Mexican fleabane
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Dragón Barbudo Australiano (Pogona vitticeps)Observ.
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Fell in the pool unfortunately. Not sure he will make it. Is it a horned lizard? It’s so big. I’ve never seen one around here (home is at the top edge of tecolote canyon
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Insectos Alados (Subclase Pterygota)Observ.
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San Diego, tiny things swimming in shallow puddles right at the top of surf line. Smaller than and different from pacific sand crabs. Sand fleas?
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Cangrejo Violinista del Pacífico (Leptuca crenulata)Observ.
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Tiny mud crabs
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Pino Salado Eurasiático (Tamarix ramosissima)Observ.
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Willow of some kind?
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Cangrejo Topo (Emerita analoga)Observ.
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We have always called them sand crabs. Not sure what they are really
