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Cigarras (Superfamilia Cicadoidea)Observ.
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On pipeline road
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Salamanqueja Azul (Gonatodes albogularis)Observ.
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On Lagunas Trail
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Ñeque (Dasyprocta punctata)Observ.
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Seen a lot of these little buddies around Gamboa. Thing next to it is a coconut?
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Rana de Campanilla Común (Diasporus diastema)Observ.
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On Pipeline Road, location is approximate
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Rana Arborícola de la Zona del Canal (Boana rufitela)Observ.
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On pipeline road, location is approximate.
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Garza Morena (Ardea herodias)Observ.
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Blue-ish, white head with some black on it. Great Blue Heron based on head coloration.
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Zarzas (Género Rubus)Observ.
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Thorns on green stem - definitely Rubus but unsure of species. May be dewberry?
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Enebro de Virginia (Juniperus virginiana)Observ.
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My best guess
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Magnolia Común (Magnolia grandiflora)Observ.
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Large fuzzy terminal bud, large ovate leaves alternately arranged
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Olivos (Género Olea)Observ.
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Opposite arranged leaves, ovate, appear somewhat scaly/shiny and branch has lenticels
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Abejorro Californiano (Bombus californicus)Observ.
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Also curious about the flower species, if anyone knows. Seen near fairy falls in Yellowstone NP
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Ardilla de Manto Dorado (Callospermophilus lateralis)Observ.
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Seen in Yellowstone NP near fairy falls.
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Jazmin Tallo (Cephalanthus occidentalis)Observ.
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In swampy area
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Observ.
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Alternate and pinnately compound leaves with fruits that have light green/white seeds inside.
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Encino Rojo de Pantano (Quercus shumardii)Observ.
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Not sure of species. Lobes mostly parallel to midrib. Bud small, pointed, dark and somewhat tan. Bark is dark, nearly black, and has vertical ridges similar to Northern red oak (Q. rubra) but not extending full length of the trunk. In a front yard, so could be planted or native. Full sun.
