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Mustelídeos (Família Mustelidae)Observador
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A weasel that caught a chipmunk. The photos are a bit grainy, but I'm thinking it's a long-tailed weasel.
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Cobra-Liga-Comum (Thamnophis sirtalis)Observador
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Any idea what kind of frog this is?
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Coruja-Barrada (Strix varia)Observador
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Family of barred owls with both parents and the little one.
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Cangambá-Listrado (Mephitis mephitis)Observador
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Five skunks crossing the road together!
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Mariquita-Azul-de-Garganta-Preta (Setophaga caerulescens)Observador
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Género MustelaObservador
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Believe this is either a Long-tailed or Short-tailed weasel. Both look similar here and can only be distinguished by size. Carry young in its mouth
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Pica-Pau-Mosqueado (Colaptes auratus)Observador
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Northern Flicker with American Kestrel (flying)
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Campanula piperiObservador
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Found this low wildflower at about 5,000 feet elevation in Olympic National Park in WA. On
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Cypripedium reginaeObservador
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An amazing population, in full bloom, in a special spot
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Guaxinim (Procyon lotor)Observador
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These round prints are about 2 inches across, with 5 separate toes and toenail marks visible. The animal was apparently not in a hurry. I followed the trail for a long way through the woods. It often, but not always, followed a well-worn deer trail. Fisher? Skunk? Something else?
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Cobra-de-Pescoço-Anelado (Diadophis punctatus)Observador
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Living in the woodpile
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Pica-Pau-Grande (Dryocopus pileatus)Observador
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Photo credit: Patricia Norton
