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Mede-Palmos (Família Geometridae)Observador
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Found in a shrub, inching across a leaf.
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Tico-Tico-Trinador (Spizella passerina)Observador
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A sparrow found in the backyard of the lodge. It was molting due to the change in season.
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Euchaetes egleObservador
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This caterpillar belongs to a type of moth found on a milkweed plant.
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Espruce (Picea abies)Observador
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Appears to be a type of willow tree with dark green leaves.
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Cardos (Género Cirsium)Observador
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Large flowering shrub with purple flower and white flowers that look similar to dandelions
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Sapo-Americano (Anaxyrus americanus)Observador
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A tiny toad found deep in the forest among the leave litter. Brown in color with a lighter underside.
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Rã-Verde-Americana (Lithobates clamitans)Observador
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Large frog found in a steam. Several other frogs were in the vicinity.
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Rhus typhinaObservador
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Large shrub with big leaves that have jagged edges. There are also fern-like leaves and red leaves that look like a cluster of grapes.
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Tritão-Oriental (Notophthalmus viridescens)Observador
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It appears to be a salamander caught in the upper reservoir. It is a really dark green color with no distinguishable spots.
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Insetos Alados (Subclasse Pterygota)Observador
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2 sets of wings. Large lime-green eyes. Long hind limbs and short front limbs.
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Dolomedes tenebrosusObservador
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Large dark brown spider with a hairy thorax.
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Género NotophthalmusObservador
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A small orange amphibian, most likely a red eft, found scrambling along the side of the main road
