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Corolla spectabilisObservador
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found on beach recently washed up. kind of cup shaped and prickly.
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Pyrosoma atlanticumObservador
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About one per 100 sq meters washed up
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Vespas-de-Darwin (Família Ichneumonidae)Observador
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in house. About 5mm. I want to say Diadegma as a wild guess.
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Veado-Mula (Odocoileus hemionus)Observador
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Humboldt County ssp generally Columbian over Californian, or mixture of both?
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Hetaerina americanaObservador
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Abundant near beaver dam, elsewhere on river none were seen
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Sympetrum obtrusumObservador
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Abundant, kids fishing pond near treatment plant
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Percina maculataObservador
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Wasn't cooperating for a picture, best I have
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Lampsilis cardiumObservador
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Found shell on water's edge, freshly cleaned by predator/scavenger. ID later, In tailwater of Phelps Mill Dam.
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Flecheiro-Arco-Íris (Etheostoma caeruleum)Observador
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Many seen on gravel bottom
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Achigã (Micropterus nigricans)Observador
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Found dead being sucked on by a Lethocerus. Juvenile fish, smaller side of about 2 inches
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Família SpongillidaeObservador
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Barely making it through zebra mussel infestation. Larger individual seen later attached to underside of metal culvert pipe. Sample # 2242
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Ordem SpongillidaObservador
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Encrusted on cobble rip rap at Phelps mill, several similar sponges seen within 10 meters. Sample # 2241
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Sander vitreusObservador
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Seemed curious, following me around while snorkeling. About a foot to 14 inches long
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Percina caprodesObservador
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Was indeed "by a log" About 8 inches long
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Ubiquitous, species richness was very sparse in the 100m below culvert so wonder if snails had something to do with it
