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Planeadora de Alforjas Rojas (Tramea onusta)Observ.
paxnanthemumDescripción
photos taken at phinizy swamp nature park with canon vixia hf r800
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jmgesellDescripción
A couple of individuals in this location with this peculiar wing coloration. They otherwise did not appear worn, and each one had the left FW affected. Local genetics?
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Saltarina Campestre Norteamericana (Atalopedes huron)Observ.
annkatrinroseDescripción
Skipper joining the swallowtails puddling on the side of the Cades Cove loop road.
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Culex territansObserv.
jheiserDescripción
Almost certainly the same male green frog in yesterday's observation.
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bjornlardnerDescripción
Adult male. The species is previously known from two specimens, collected in 1979 and 2004. This might be the first photo of a live specimen.
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Sapo Dorado (Incilius periglenes)Observ.
jameskamstraDescripción
Over 100 toads seen along 200 m of trail through elfin forest, with Marc Hayes
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Mariposas Y Polillas (Orden Lepidoptera)Observ.
brendanhuntDescripción
INaturalist is suggesting a moth, but there are not wings. Do the immatures look like this?
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giffbeatonDescripción
First found at this location a few days earlier by GB Edwards, new state record and significant range extension.
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giffbeatonDescripción
This is only the second record for GA, I think, and is quite a bit further north than the previous one. Found by Charlie Brown who showed it to me and watched me go nuts... I have been searching for this species in GA for years.
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mlgray12Descripción
Western Coachwhip that showed up close to my water drip estimate snake close to 4 feet in length
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Rana Chocolate Antioqueña (Hyloscirtus antioquia)Observ.
andres_foreroDescripción
Hyloscirtus antioquia (Rivera & Faivovich, 2013)
Rana Chocolate Antioqueña
Santa Rosa de Osos - Antioquia
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Podargo Papú (Podargus papuensis)Observ.
davidgwhiteDescripción
The first time I had ever seen this, i videoed the entire event as well from entry to exit. It was as if this species swims all the time. I sent it to a frogmouth expert and she had never seen that before. The bird chose to swim and flew away very easily after its swim. There appeared to be no explanation for the bird swimming as it was not particularly hot or anything unusual.
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uofgtwitcherDescripción
Ship left from wet dock at Freeport, Bahamas on April 23rd where it spent 10+ days and is certainly where the moth came on board.
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Cenicilla de Tres Bandas (Micrathyria didyma)Observ.
ophiogomphusDescripción
Male in tandem with a female Blue Dasher.
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Rayadoras Tropicales (Género Orthemis)Observ.
ophiogomphusDescripción
"Antillean Skimmer"
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esummerbellDescripción
Blister galls on eastern redbud (Cercis canadensis). Each contains a single yellow-orange larva. I can’t find any records of leaf galls on Cercis canadensis, so any help appreciated!
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esummerbellDescripción
2nd-5th pics are comparisons of key ID features of common dandelion on the left and red-seeded dandelion on the right. Note the red seed bases, red on the stems and sepal tips, and even triangular leaves that look like a cartoon Christmas tree.
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Sapo Boca Angosta Oriental (Gastrophryne carolinensis)Observ.
bonesbugsandharmony
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pmaliDescripción
Dick Forsman: ”Kaikki viittaa risteymään: siipikaavio, viiruiset kupeet, viiruiset siiven alapeitinhöyhenet, viiruinen boa, kohtuullisen syvä ulkohöydyn kovertuma viidenneksi uloimmassa käsisulassa.”
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birds_bugs_botanyDescripción
Presumed Northern Gosbawk (A. gentilis) × Cooper’s Hawk (A. cooperii) hybrid (taxon not currently available). Details in eBird checklist: https://ebird.org/checklist/S125139043
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Grulla Blanca (Grus americana)Observ.
northganaturalistDescripción
These were reported to the reintroduction project.
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Ardilla Gris de Las Carolinas (Sciurus carolinensis)Observ.
michael_vs8Descripción
my first time ever seeing an unusually colored one
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Salamandra Enana de Hillis (Eurycea hillisi)Observ.
richard_candlerDescripción
Verified by DNR biologist. We went back to this population and collected DNA samples.
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Saltarina Gota de Plata Norteña (Epargyreus clarus)Observ.
botanyliciousDescripción
I watched the adult lay this egg. Separate observation.
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ncrosbyDescripción
I am surprised to see the computer called this a Neamathla skipper as I was
unsure but thought it probably was a Swarthy Skipper since we've never had a Neamathla Skipper here and had to go to FL to see one!
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Machimus paropusObserv.
giffbeatonDescripción
Specimen verified by Mike Thomas
