Favoritos de lesfreck
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Corvo (Corvus corax)Observador
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This raven in Yellowstone NP unzipped this bike bag and pulled out a boxed tire tube, two metal gas cylinders for a pump, an Allen key and a US $20 bill. It dropped everything on the asphalt.
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Hamamélis (Hamamelis virginiana)Observador
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One of most northerly sites for this plant.
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Cypripedium reginaeObservador
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Showy Lady's Slipper. One of our most outstanding orchids.
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Gonidea angulataObservador
jennyheronDescrição
We went looking for the mussel today, asked a few locals if they had seen any larger shells and they pointed us to this beach. There were four of us looking. These observations will also be submitted to the CDC, so noting here so they aren’t double counted if the BC CDC uses this data download.
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Água-Viva-de-Ponta-Cabeça-Do-Indo-Pacífico (Cassiopea andromeda)Observador
blythenilson
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Ammophila proceraObservador
blythenilsonDescrição
About 2 or 2.5 cm long I think. Taken with my phone, unfortunately.
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Maçarico-Do-Campo (Bartramia longicauda)Observador
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First Upland Sandpiper seen in the Central Okanagan since 1992!
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Known isolated population on lower slopes of Sumas Mtn. Inaccessible location on private property, but visible with a long lens (and a little imagination) from across the Sumas River near McDonald Park. Characteristic twisted branches visible, with a few light green leaves (of fresh summer second growth); Bigleaf Maple also visible below for comparison of scale. Can't distinguish from English Oak at this distance though of course.
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Quercus garryanaObservador
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Second small tree seen on west side of river, with main population visible across the water in the background.
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Cobra-Geômis-da-Grande-Bacia (Pituophis catenifer ssp. deserticola)Observador
toddbooster
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Raposa (Vulpes vulpes)Observador
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Mother https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/115859099
There were 4 kits in total. One was a bit larger than the other three.
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Lagartixa-Ornada (Urosaurus ornatus)Observador
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Two colour morphs? Pretty sure this is the genus for at least one of them...
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Saíra-Andina-de-Barriga-Vermelha (Anisognathus igniventris)Observador
blythenilson
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Saí-Azul (Dacnis cayana)Observador
blythenilsonDescrição
Female on nest with these eggs https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/99597729
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Tâmia-Do-Pinheiro-Amarelo (Neotamias amoenus)Observador
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Black 'morph'. Have seen this only once before, and it was only 10 km away, several years ago.
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Género PhytoplasmaObservador
jason_millerDescrição
host plant is a trillium, entered as observation 77272392 https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/77272392. here I am referring to the Phytoplasma infection leading to the green pigmentation in the white petals
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Castor-Americano (Castor canadensis)Observador
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Wood Lake, moved into Kalamalka Lake
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Maria-Cavaleira-Do-Pacífico (Myiarchus nuttingi)Observador
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Rancho Primavera
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Japu-Mexicano (Cassiculus melanicterus)Observador
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Rancho Naturalista
