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Género PsenesObservador
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This photo was shot during my first time blackwater diving at North Andaman Sea, TH.
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Turritopsis rubraObservador
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Starting to gets lots washing in with the southerly. Hasn't been any for quite a while until the last couple weeks.
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Peixe-Leão (Pterois volitans)Observador
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Two juveniles found in very shallow water while clearing a bunch of rope off the rocks. Both were speared and removed
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Acanthacaris caecaObservador
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Seen in submersible, ~ 1700' deep
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Sanhaço-d'Asa-Preta (Piranga olivacea)Observador
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Uncommon visitor to Bermuda, very rare to see one this bright.
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Arctides guineensisObservador
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A very special find, considered rare in Bermuda according to Wolfgang Sterrer’s ‘Marine Flora and Fauna of Bermuda.’ Approximately 7 inches long, so likely an adult. Observed at night crawling across the reef.
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A new species for me, been wanting to see one for a while.
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Found in sand sample taken at the base of a reef in 20 feet of water. ~ 5mm
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Opalia moerchianaObservador
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Found in sand sample taken at the base of a reef, in 20 feet of water. Approx. 4mm.
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Género BrachycytharaObservador
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Found in sand sample taken at approx. 20 feet deep. ~ 4mm.
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Caramujo-Surfista-Pálido (Janthina pallida)Observador
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14mm x 14mm. Found washed ashore alongside Velella velella, J. janthina and J. pallida.
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Caramujo-Surfista-Globular (Janthina globosa)Observador
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Tentative. Possibly J. pallida…
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Tylos neozelanicusObservador
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Otaki Beach to Waikawa Beach, Kapiti Coast, Wellington, North Island, New Zealand (Google, OSM)Descrição
Coastal, backdune, at night.
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Caramujo-Surfista-Pálido (Janthina pallida)Observador
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19mm wide 12 mm tall. Found washed up on shore alongside Velella velella and Janthina janthina.
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JP
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Góbio-Ferrugem (Priolepis hipoliti)Observador
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Inside the stomach of a Common Lionfish, four individuals all less than 25mm
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Found under rock in intertidal zone. Must be a littoral species. Another individual I found nearby:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/153253193
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Saracura-Das-Aucklands (Lewinia muelleri)Observador
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Chick, taken with trail camera.
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La foto fue tomada en el Cerro Media Luna de la isla Santa Cruz, a una altura aproximada de 700 msnm. La vegetación predominante es bosque de miconia (Miconia robinsoniana), las condiciones meteorológicas eran cielos nublados, con presencia de lluvias intermitentes. Para acceder a esta zona, fue necesario obtener autorización del Parque Nacional Galápagos.
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Rascasso-Pintado (Scorpaena plumieri)Observador
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My first time seeing this species.
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Known from Bermuda. Stomach contents can be seen quite clearly.
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Subspecies known from Bermuda. Found dead in a hole of a reef, in about 6 feet of water. Approximately a meter long. This species usually inhabits quite deep water so this is an unusual location to find one dead, possibly killed by a fisherman and thrown overboard?
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Género AnaidesObservador
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New species for me, found in my shower of all places. Never seen anything like it here before. I collected the specimen to be taken to the Bermuda Zoological Society NHM entomology collection.
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Baleia-Piloto-de-Barbatanas-Curtas (Globicephala macrorhynchus)Observador
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Pod of approximately 10 individuals seen south of Pico. Lifer!
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Cachalote (Physeter macrocephalus)Observador
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Missing Location
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Cincloramphus rufusObservador
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1.0 FIJI
1.1 Viti Levu, Western Division, ssp rufa
Waivulua Forest, 1 seen in dripping forest overhang area, Waypoint 3933, 820m, photo, 13 September 2013.
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Inimia natObservador
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About 25 mm long. Matthew, I have emailed you re these.
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Introduced to Bermuda to control Otala lactea. Specimen found by @miguel-mejias1987
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Felosas (Género Phylloscopus)Observador
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This is the undescribed Selayar Leaf-Warbler first discovered by James Eaton; many pictures and recordings during this visit
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Piuí-Ruivo (Sayornis saya)Observador
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Mega rarity for Bermuda. 2nd record ever, first was in 1993. One of my best finds to date.
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Víreo-de-Cabeça-Azul (Vireo solitarius)Observador
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Rare visitor to Bermuda.
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Tico-Tico-de-Lincoln (Melospiza lincolnii)Observador
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Lifer. At least two individuals in the field, possibly four different individuals present, each one in the pics looks slightly different. A regular but scarce visitor to Bermuda
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Género HypoponeraObservador
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Found under the bark of a rotting log. 2mm
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Trichia botrytisObservador
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The one on the right is parasitized with Polycephalomyces tomentosus
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Fulvius borgesiObservador
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Likely an endemic species to the Azores
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Tegula-Das-Antilhas (Cittarium pica)Observador
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Native species to Bermuda.
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Photograohed on a immature Green Turtle in Bermuda, which was tagged and released as part of the annual Bermuda Turtle Project.
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Chelonibia carettaObservador
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Common barnacle species known to grow on the shells of Hawksbill Turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata). This turtle was captured, tagged, and released as part of the Bermuda Turtle Project.
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Leituga-Dos-Açores (Tolpis azorica)Observador
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Endemic to the Azores
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Cubres (Solidago azorica)Observador
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Endemic to the Azores, appears to have been introduced in Bermuda
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Espigos-de-Cedro (Arceuthobium azoricum)Observador
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Endemic to the Azores, parasite on Juniperus brevifolia
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Saragaço (Luzula purpureosplendens)Observador
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Endemic to the Azores
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Gingeira-Brava (Frangula azorica)Observador
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Endemic to the Azores
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Myosotis maritimaObservador
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Found in a small crevasse in the rock
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Louro-da-Terra (Laurus azorica)Observador
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Endemic to the Azores
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Zimbro-Das-Ilhas (Juniperus brevifolia)Observador
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Endemic to the Azores
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Baleia-de-bico de Sowerby (Mesoplodon bidens)Observador
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Pod of 6(?) surfaced close to the boat. Lifer!!
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Bodião-Verde (Symphodus caeruleus)Observador
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Endemic to the Azores
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Ramalina azoricaObservador
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Endemic to the Azores (assuming ID is correct)
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Urze-Dos-Açores (Erica azorica)Observador
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Endemic to the Azores. Abundant on the coastline around this area
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Angélica-Dos-Açores (Angelica lignescens)Observador
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Endemic to the Azores
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Alfacinha (Lactuca watsoniana)Observador
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Endemic to the Azores
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Lasaeola oceanicaObservador
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Endemic to the Azores, if ID is correct. Apparently common in native and exotic plants.
