Favoritos de anthonybrooks
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allison_patrickDescrição
ID as nodding ladies tresses because of blooming period (late August - early Oct), flowers covered in fine hairs, slight creamy tinge to flower colour. Leaves lanceolate.
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Lince-Pardo (Lynx rufus)Observador
nbdragonflyguyDescrição
Youngish individual. First spotted by Sheldon Elliott and Herb Tingley @ 8:30 am.
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alan_rockefellerDescrição
Seen in an old sawmill that had a lot of old woody debris.
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Diamma bicolorObservador
flecksyDescrição
The common name can be misleading, as this animal is not an Ant, but the wingless female of a species of solitary parasitic Wasp. Its behaviour is unusual for Tiphiid, as it exclusively hunts Mole Crickets, as opposed to Beetle larvae.
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Neottiella vividaObservador
fungeeDescrição
on topside of the side of where the road had eroded the sand, with mosses
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Bombus terricolaObservador
nbdragonflyguyDescrição
First of year for me at the park.
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Vespula alascensisObservador
nbdragonflyguyDescrição
I think the species is right, but, as always, open to correction. This wasp was quite large and checking out holes in the gravel/clay bank.
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Hogna carolinensisObservador
afroherpkeeperDescrição
Exceptionally large individual saved from foot traffic at Lago Vista HS – would estimate a leg span of 4"
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Toxomerus geminatusObservador
peterhmaDescrição
The jumper: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/6048799
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Litaneutria minorObservador
bradwinckelmannDescrição
Was located on the ground at the base of a California fan palm (Washingtonia filifera). About 15 mm in length.
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Corujão-Orelhudo (Bubo virginianus)Observador
hendre17Descrição
One of two mated pair in the saddle of a well rotted cottonwood. Signs near this section of the boardwalk indicated that they have finally given birth and are nesting. An observation later in the day is of the larger paired member on the other side of the rotted saddle of this same cottonwood perch tree.
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Corujão-Orelhudo (Bubo virginianus)Observador
hendre17Descrição
Second mated pair member on the opposite side of the same cottonwood tree as posted earlier. Attached below is an observation of the mate to the GHO in this image, nestled on the opposite (backside) of the tree.-
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/5821915
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brian_nzDescrição
Four photos of three mushrooms were found in the same location in a wood mulched area of the Hamilton Gardens on the 12 and 13 March 2017. They have been combined as one observation
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Empusa (Empusa pennata)Observador
valterDescrição
Location: Europe > Portugal > Algarve
Date Photo Taken: April 12, 2013
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