Favoritos de lefebvremax
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Corzo Italiano (Capreolus capreolus ssp. italicus)Observ.
ivan-cianoDescripción
SiCAI Campania
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Aves (Clase Aves)Observ.
saskatoonafforestationareasDescripción
The image is Merlin recording same place following the iNat recording
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Abejorro Carpintero Europeo (Xylocopa violacea)Observ.
martin_lavelleDescripción
In the Jardin des innocents by the Madeleine church. On Acanthus mollis.
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Pato Real Doméstico (Cairina moschata var. domestica)Observ.
cristianhmDescripción
Saw these pair of beautiful geese in my friend's Uncle's house settling and walking near a pond not too far away
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Observ.
ekoberleDescripción
Male presenting small fish to female, courtship feeding. Huntington State Beach Least Tern Preserve
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Carpintero Velloso (Dryobates villosus)Observ.
amebeauDescripción
Identifié à l'aide de la petite tache rouge derrière la tête, de la tête, les ailes et la queue noires et blanches et du poitrail blanc.
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Corneja Negra X Gris (Híbrido) (Corvus cornix × corone)Observ.
pierangelovillani
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Chorlito Dorado Europeo (Pluvialis apricaria)Observ.
jarvoDescripción
The majority of the brownish looking birds in this flock.
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Pinzón Mexicano (Haemorhous mexicanus)Observ.
mortondDescripción
Walsh Acres, Regina
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Zorzal Charlo (Turdus viscivorus)Observ.
lefebvremaxDescripción
Two birds chased each other around a tree for at least 10 minutes without showing any signs of aggression. It looked more like a sort of a courtship.They weren't really paying attention to me.
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Lobo Gris (Canis lupus)Observ.
rmikusekDescripción
10 cubs in the open nest on the ground under the big spruce root
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Tordos, Boyeros, Varilleros Y Parientes (Familia Icteridae)Observ.
that_bug_guyDescripción
European Starling, Common Grackle, or Red-winged Blackbird?
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Carbonero Papagayo de Cabeza Marrón (Suthora webbiana)Observ.
danilogallottiDescripción
Specie alloctone invasive: i Paradoxornis della Palude Brabbia
passeriformi di origine asiatica orientale insediatisi a partire dal 1995 nei pressi della Riserva Naturale Regionale Palude Brabbia (VA) in seguito alla liberazione di circa 150 individui da parte di un commerciante di animali. Attualmente la popolazione in Lombardia è l’unica esistente al di fuori dell’areale originario ed è stimata in migliaia di esemplari.
E' ragionevole supporre che i soggetti introdotti in Italia provenissero da una singola località dalla provincia cinese dello Sichuan.
PER APPROFONDIRE :
www.immaginidinatura.it/CollaborazioniF/PDF/Articolo%20Lu...
www.zooplantlab.btbs.unimib.it/index.php/it/progetti-di-r...
Invasive alien species: the Paradoxornis of the Brabbia Marsh.
Passerines of East Asian origin who have settled since 1995 near the Palude Brabbia (VA) Regional Nature Reserve following the release of about 150 individuals
by an animal dealer.
Currently the population in Lombardy is the only one existing outside the original area and is estimated in thousands of specimens.
It is reasonable to suppose that the subjects introduced in Italy came from a single locality from the Chinese province of Sichuan.
TO KNOW MORE :
www.immaginidinatura.it/CollaborazioniF/PDF/Articolo%20Lu...
www.zooplantlab.btbs.unimib.it/index.php/it/progetti-di-r...
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Pato Híbrido de Collar × Real (Anas platyrhynchos × Cairina moschata)Observ.
reddadDescripción
Uncertain ID.
