Identificaciones de nf4t
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Matalote de Sonora (Catostomus insignis)Observ.
operculum_benDescripción
Accidentally snagged in the anal fin while bottom fishing for suckers.
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Matalote de Sonora (Catostomus insignis)Observ.
operculum_benDescripción
Caught on a small piece of nightcrawler on a small hook. In spawning condition (note tubercles), but no spawning observed.
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Carpa China (Cyprinus rubrofuscus)Observ.
operculum_benDescripción
Caught sightfishing with a small piece of Wonderbread.
I had gone to this pond 3-4 times to carp fish without issue, but my last trip I was angrily approached and told to stop fishing by a resident. There were no "No fishing" signs around this park unlike the other ponds in this area. The resident claimed that "No fishing allowed" signs had been stolen. Whether they were telling the truth or not I don't know, but I decided it wasn't worth being harassed and never returned. Location obscured.
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Catanes Y Pejelagarto (Familia Lepisosteidae)Observ.
jared188Descripción
Caught in a pond near Lake Lewisville in Texas. Measures about 1/3 of an inch. Does not resemble any fish species known to me in the area.
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Vertebrados (Subfilo Vertebrata)Observ.
kindcrowDescripción
We reported it to the appropriate research group. I took the photo before I knew that research was being conducted. That is why only my boot was used for size comparison. It was about 100 yards east of the Drake's/Drakes Beach Visitor Center at Point Reyes National Seashore.
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Matalote Blanco (Catostomus commersonii)Observ.
marilyncDescripción
(iNat suggest in the Redhorse Sucker family, but I'm not sure what to look for to confirm)
Large fish carcass laying in the Etobicoke Creek. A Herring Gull had been feeding on the body a few moments before. Folded back skin looked to be a much darker colour than the face.
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