Favoritos de caladri
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Mochinho-Serrano (Glaucidium gnoma)Observador
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Little guy was eating another bird while looking at us
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Notes/link from my coinciding Mushroomobserver observation below-
Young/primordial pins fruiting beneath Douglas fir and evergreen huckleberry. I harvest/photograph this species at this same location every season from July-November. Only Douglas fir in this canopy.
Harvested/dried a single specimen for herbarium collection.
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Libellula luctuosaObservador
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Blue-brown-white flier on a stick. Maybe 3 inches wide.
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Blue flier on dried chicory stick, raised tail higher as I took photos/moved closer.
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Xenox tigrinusObservador
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Black flier an inch or so wide, in the shade, on wooden box
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Polyphylla crinitaObservador
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5 centimeters long and making such a clattering racket I was worried some animal had gotten into the house.
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Mosca-soldado Verde (Chloromyia formosa)Observador
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Location: a community-maintained wildflower garden in an East London alleyway
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Haploa clymeneObservador
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Moth on porch. Stayed several hours, long past dark.
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Mariposa-Lua (Actias luna)Observador
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Wingspan approximately 5 inches. Stayed in same spot on porch ceiling for well over an hour.
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Junco-Comum (Junco hyemalis)Observador
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Found this junco nest on the ground in our garden. Two large Arion slugs were crawling over the rim and into the nest. We read this article about arion slugs preying on small passerines, and parents not defending nests against slugs.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jav.01189
We removed the slugs, hoping to protect the nestlings. The parents returned to the nest when we left. The nestlings seemed to be in good condition.
(Didn't photograph the parents, but they definitely looked like juncos.)
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Lagarto-Jacaré-Do-Norte (Elgaria coerulea)Observador
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Privado
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Tartaruga-de-Caixa (Terrapene carolina)Observador
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Turtle approximately 5 inches wide. (Yes, I moved it out of the road.)
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Pintarroxo-Caseiro (Haemorhous mexicanus)Observador
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Red headed, brown/red bodied bird in center of photo on pear branch
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Cobra-Corredora (Coluber constrictor)Observador
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Black snake, maybe 18 inches long. Found living under an outside water dish.
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Anolis-Verde (Anolis carolinensis)Observador
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Anole approximately 5 inches long on a porch screen.
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Gambá-da-Virgínia (Didelphis virginiana)Observador
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Sadly, a coyote or dog killed an opossum in our yard. I have photos of the mother, but she had large bites so I won't post those photos unless there is some purpose they would serve. Three babies were able to be saved and passed to a certified wildlife rehabilitation person. Photo shows the 3, and second photo shows baby found far from mama's body and it was chilled/slow moving, but later warmed and perked up.
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Perereca-Do-Pacífico (Pseudacris regilla)Observador
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Calling loudly in small drainage ditch
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Género GanodermaObservador
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Hard and woody thing on a log
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Hydnellum caeruleumObservador
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I am questioning this one because it has teeth rather than pores, but with this colour I don't know what else it might be.
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Picipes badiusObservador
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Also known as Black footed polypore. Note its little slug buddy. Young Sitka spruce western hemlock forest
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Habitat: Old-growth conifer forest
Substrate: soil
Notes: Pink fruit with dark pink branch tips
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Lyophyllum decastesObservador
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Plentiful along an old logging road
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Viúva-Negra-Do-Sul (Latrodectus mactans)Observador
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Spider's abdomen larger than a penny, much bigger than the pea-sized widows we normally see; red marks. Circular body on long legs. Possibly 2 inches long leg-to-leg.
