Observações de abeachy

Time:5:47pm
-warm temperature
-sun was not high in the sky
-partially cloudy
-brown squirrel
-tail is darker than the body
-white belly
-the tail is outlined with white fur
-at USF running in and out of trees and on the sidewalk
http://www.animalspot.net/eastern-gray-squirrel.html

Time: 3:25pm
-about 80 degrees F outside
-sunny
-semi-cloudy
-on its butt, it had two yellow stripes, two black stripes, another yellow stripe, and to end a black point tip.
-on these wild flowers, flying flower to flower
-at USF on many flowers near a walkway
https://www.orkin.com/stinging-pests/bees/western-honey-bee/

-Time: 7:09pm
-evening, shaded, some clouds, semi-humid, warm with breeze,
-between the sidewalk and grass
-black butt, dark red body and legs
-fleeing from a spider
https://www.orkin.com/ants/carpenter-ant/carpenter-ant-identification-how-to-identify-a-carpenter-ant/

Time: 6:33pm
-evening, shade, warm, no sun beating down, semi-humid, near a small lake with fish
-he jumped/dove into the water
-behavior: spreading his wings, darting his neck straight out rapidly
-orange sharp beak
-all black
-medium sizehttps://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Anhinga/id

Time: 6:37pm
-during the evening, not too hot, semi-humid, sun isn't beating down, some clouds and shade
-big black eyes, almost took up the entire head
-blue body
-I noticed what looks like a separation on his back where wings are attached
-wings have some black accents
-flying with two others of the same species
-near a lake/swamp
https://www.insectidentification.org/insect-description.asp?identification=Slaty-Skimmer

Time: 8:20am

-in the shade on a stroller under the carport on my property
-just rained, cloudy and partly humid outside
-it is a tan/grey color with spots of brown/grey all over the body.

http://ufwildlife.ifas.ufl.edu/frogs/cubantreefrog.shtml

Time: 12:15pm
-tall slender trunk
-reaching toward the light
-sunny outside, around 85 degrees F, humid
-in wooded and forest area
-limbs with pine needles on it were high up on the tree.
-pine cones and needles on the ground
https://www.wood-database.com/slash-pine/

Time: 6:09pm
-it just rained
-moist, humid, cloudy
-eating worms underground
-orange beaks and 2 legs are orange
-white body
-front yard of my house
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/White_Ibis/id

Time: 1:45pm
-body and wings were dark brown
-it did not move
-it just rained outside
-it was humid and moist
-he was hanging out on the door for a long time without moving
-he has a spike on the top of his head that looks like a mohawk
-he looks like a leaf
-his butt is curled upward
https://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/species/Enyo-lugubris

Time: 6:38pm
-made two webs, one under shade outside in front yard between trees, the other is in my porch which this picture depicts
-hot and humid outside, no clouds
-four long legs (black)
-oval butt
-colors include: orange, white, yellow, green, gray and black
https://spiderid.com/spider/tetragnathidae/leucauge/venusta/

Time: 5:21pm
-sunny day, partly cloudy, it rained about 3 hours after this picture
-my backyard in the herb garden near many trees
-some brown spots on the back of the frog, randomly placed
-black eyes
-lighter on the sides of the legs and on suction cup feet
-a light green (different shades)
http://ufwildlife.ifas.ufl.edu/frogs/cubantreefrog.shtml

Time: 1:05pm
-sporophytes were brown
-found on a decaying tree
-shaded habitat
-hot day but the moss was under shade
-humid day
-wooded area and near a swamp
-moist soil
http://www.backyardnature.net/n/x/moss2.htm

Time: 2pm
-spots on the body
-black, tan colored
-likes to sun bathe
-jumps, quick movement
-he was bathing in full sun and then jumped in the shade
-my front yard and then he was on my porch
-it was a sunny day with almost no clouds and low humidity

Time: 4:08pm
-in the forest on a dead tree
-shaded
-humid and sunny day
-near a swamp/ moist soil
-gelatin-like
-clear/translucent/white-ish
http://www.herbmuseum.ca/content/medicinal-benefits-snow-fungus

Time: 4:06pm
This is a very common wildflower in Florida and elsewhere. It thrives about anywhere. This specific location had full sun, in a forest, hot, and humid. It has white petals, a yellow center, and does not get very tall. Even though they look like a weed, many bees were busy sucking nectar from this flower. It was located farther away from the lakes and more in the outskirts of heavily wooded areas.
http://keys.lucidcentral.org/keys/v3/eafrinet/weeds/key/weeds/Media/Html/Bidens_pilosa_(Blackjack).htm

Time:4:00pm
This love-bug was attached to another love-bug when it was found. The weather was hot and humid with a lot of sun out. Many were on leaves in sun and under the shade. They were found in the forest on trees and bushes. These insects are commonly found and known.

Time:3:57pm
This plant can survive in varying climates and conditions. This specific condition was full-sun, forested area, rainfall is the source of water, and humid. The environment was a forest area with a lake close-by. The animals and birds help for reproduction of this angiosperm. The purple berries on the plant make it easily identifiable.

Time: 3:57pm
I found this very common species in the forest of a park. This plant does not require an abundance of water. It does do well in heat and humid environments much like the one I found it in. This plant can exist in varying conditions. The purple berries on this plant made it easily identifiable.
https://plants.usda.gov/core/profile?symbol=CAAM2

Time: 3:45pm
This plant lives about 200 feet from water. It needs good drainage and can survive without a plethora of water.It was a hot day and very sunny. It was under taller trees and only got partial sun. There was apparent humidity as well. It was not very windy and there were scarce herbivore siting.
This plant was not very tall. Around the plant, I saw few small red berries. The wild coffee plant flowers in the spring/summer and then makes the red berries. This plant likes habitats such as coastal, rocklands, and dry hammocks.
https://www.earth.com/plants/psychotria-nervosa/

Time: 3:55pm
I found the anhinga in a tropical climate near the water. It was a swampy lake with warm and humid weather. There were many trees and fallen branches for birds to dry out their wings or for others to sun bathe.
The bird I saw had mostly a black body. The tips of most feathers on the wings were colored white. Its' beak was orange and sharp. The bird had a tail like a Turkey and the neck of a snake. Characteristics such as a long beak (for spearing fish) and a long neck (hold its' head above water while swimming) helped me to distinguish the species.
http://identify.whatbird.com/obj/621/_/Anhinga.aspx