Favoritos de lynnharper
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Pigargo-Americano (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)Observador
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Observed trying to take a fish away from an Osprey.
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Sabugueiros (Género Sambucus)Observador
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common in openings, wildlife like it
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Hamamélis (Hamamelis virginiana)Observador
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I took these pictures to show the seed pods in the process of emerging from the flower remnants.
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stringy reddish-brown algae, strong orange fluorescence under 365nm UV light
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Metzgeria conjugataObservador
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My best guess. Neutral rock face, moist.
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Climacium americanumObservador
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Branch leaves: lobed at base and narrowed at tip, forming a toothed triangular section.
Stem leaves: broad at base and narrowed at tip, forming a toothed triangular section.
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30* F. On soon-to-be-used-for-first-time-this-season snow shovel in barn.
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Oedemasia concinnaObservador
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penultimate instar on planted redbud in backyard
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Pyrrhia aurantiagoObservador
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Special Concern in MA. Observed in a large Aurolaria patch that emerged from a long-dormant seed bank following a 2014 fire-influenced natural community restoration. Nearest known Pyrrhia and Aureolaria populations are ~5 miles away (Aureolaria occurrences are very well-documented in the greater Quabbin area). Aureolaria is extremely fragrant, and likely attracted the Pyrrhia even at this distance. Pyrrhia's pioneering ability into this re-established Aureolaria occurrence shows well how the meta-population concept works on large-scale fire-influenced landscapes (individual small habitat patches may wax and wane in their abilities to support specialized species, but the greater landscape is always supporting adequate representations of suitable habitat for mobile species to exploit). @btk, @danjwilder, @ginny-d, @lynnharper, @wernerehl, @purplecort.
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Psilolechia lucidaObservador
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Under overhangs in rock wall. Orange fluorescence with 395 nm UV illumination.
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Cobra-Liga-Comum (Thamnophis sirtalis)Observador
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Hatchlings peeking out from their nest, hidden in the garage.
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Scleria triglomerataObservador
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Not my discovery, but these are my photos. Very exciting to see this rediscovered here!
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Mariposa-Cigana (Lymantria dispar)Observador
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Interesting insect sign on these oaks up on the ridge. Any ID help is appreciated. These insect casings were very abundant here.
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Lula Pálida (Doryteuthis pealeii)Observador
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Hunting larval fish, very shallow - waist deep water
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Eptesicus fuscusObservador
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This is the same individual that @lynnharper saw on 2021/01/26. It is on the side of a house. It is a bit darker than the photograph appears.
Update: Unfortunately, the bat did not survive. I found it dead on the ground 2/28/21 on a warmer day after a cold spell. Overnight it was then carted under a board and chewed on - shrew?
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Orthilia secundaObservador
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Rich wetland w/Mitella nuda & black ash
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Lince-Pardo (Lynx rufus)Observador
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Having a nice nap!
Turns out this is my friend's photo! I did go over to her house and see the bobcat though, I just thought the photo was taken by me...
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Búteo-de-Cauda-Vermelha (Buteo jamaicensis)Observador
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Attacking a small branch as if it were a snake.
