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Tortuga Pintada (Chrysemys picta)Observ.
robert_thibaultDescripción
Montréal Québec CANADA
Jardin botanique
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Tortuga Lagarto Norteña (Chelydra serpentina)Observ.
mimsaDescripción
Referring to species on bottom
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Escarabajos Vagabundos (Familia Staphylinidae)Observ.
northerlyDescripción
Continuously untucking and re-tucking wings into elytra. So fascinating to watch how efficiently the wings are stored away and brought back out!
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Alacranes de Pinzas Gordas (Familia Diplocentridae)Observ.
jfmantisDescripción
Under a rock just behind the beach. About 2cm head to tail. Very cooperative in playing dead on its back for almost a minute.
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Hormiga Arranca Pellejo (Odontomachus bauri)Observ.
jfmantisDescripción
Nesting under a plank. Cool spiky larvae.
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Hormigas Semilleras (Género Pheidole)Observ.
jfmantisDescripción
Under a rock.
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Chipe Trepador (Mniotilta varia)Observ.
williamwisephotoDescripción
Backyard birding, Athens-Clarke County, Georgia. ©williamwisephoto.com
- Clouds and wind, 71°F, low 43°F.
- Sunrise 7:32 am; Sunset 7:47 pm
- Daylight Hours: 12 hours, 16 minutes (+2m 7s)
- Moon: 98.0% Waxing Gibbous
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Pangio oblongaObserv.
torgos216Descripción
Found in a small community pond, probably released from an aquarium.
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suchosaurosDescripción
Saw 4 skinks under a cover object and a clutch of 11 eggs. Three of them were adult females (2 pictured here) and the other one was an adult male that was bigger than them.
One of the eggs was pink and may have had a crack in it.
I was able to catch one of the females that was away from the eggs (not the one that was with the eggs).
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Cuco Tucán (Scythrops novaehollandiae)Observ.
anne_loveDescripción
Fell from very high up, seems ok.
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Boreus brumalisObserv.
mmmmbugsDescripción
have never seen a critter like this before
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Culebra Ratonera de Estados Unidos (Pantherophis guttatus)Observ.
ramatoDescripción
Was climbing straight up a tree super cool colors !
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Abaniquillo Pardo del Caribe (Anolis sagrei)Observ.
bskuDescripción
A dweller of the rocky area of the Kanapaha Botanical Gardens. It was a rainy day with only some hours of sun.
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yawwhiteDescripción
about 10 mm long; originally on rubbish receptacle rim along with aphids, stink bugs, lady beetles and caterpillar; maybe Telamona decorata
