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Cobra-Fita-Ocidental (Thamnophis proximus)Observador
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Before my presentation in Flower Mound, I stopped by Post Oak Park -- a really nice park with some great habitat! Spotted quite a few cool things.
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Perereca-Verde-Americana (Hyla cinerea)Observador
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Green tree frog in vacant bird nest! Repurpose/reuse.
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Cascavel-da-Madeira (Crotalus horridus)Observador
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South central Eastland county. Photo by a friend on deer lease.
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Salvadora lineataObservador
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Pretty sure it’s eating a eastern spotted whip tail
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Esquilo-Voador-Mexicano (Glaucomys volans)Observador
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flying squirrel caught on wildlife cam
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Cobra-Rei-Pintada (Lampropeltis holbrooki)Observador
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Small kingsnake and coachwhip
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Bisões (Género Bison)Observador
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Found on a river gravel bar. Sediments in the area range from cretaceous to holocoen with a good amount of Wisconsin lobe glacial till. Previously I have found bison, mammoth, and ancient horse in the same river valley...
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Micrurus tenerObservador
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73oF, low pressure system rolling over, no rain
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Cobra-Fita-Ocidental (Thamnophis proximus)Observador
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Kneejerk reaction was Thamnophis proximus, though I don't know enough to say which subspecies. The turquoise-blue color of its underbelly and "side ribbons" was definitely more prominent in person.
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Gambá-da-Virgínia (Didelphis virginiana)Observador
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Mother intent on coming right in the back door... perhaps looking for a sitter?
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Vespas-Caçadoras (Família Pompilidae)Observador
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getting ready to carry it off
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Bacuraus, Curiangos e Noitibós (Família Caprimulgidae)Observador
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Fell out of a nest after a storm
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Bassarisco (Bassariscus astutus)Observador
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This is one of the most surprising and interesting wildlife sightings of my career at Balcones Canyonlands NWR. BioTech Elizabeth Lesley and I were hiking through some steep hills during a Golden-cheeked Warbler survey when I heard a sound I'd never heard before. To make a long story short*, we came across two Ringtails mating in a tree overhead. You can read the whole R-rated tale of this encounter on my blog entry for Friends of Balcones Canyonlands NWR here:
- [link updated] https://www.friendsofbalcones.org/chucks-STUFF/334183
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Nematelmintos (Filo Nematoda)Observador
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Found on a kids dressup costume that was left outside in the backyard. Trying to determine if these are parasites/harmful worms or not.
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Guaxinim (Procyon lotor)Observador
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Had spotted a white bundle of fur in a tree and after a time spent studying determined it was a Raccoon with either Albinism or Leucism. It shifted a few times over a couple of hours and finally when I had nearly given up, it briefly opened it's eyes. Which confirmed this as an Albino, as Leucism does not impact eye pigment.
@sambiology @mchlfx @wildcarrot I went looking for @jblinde Siren's but got distracted obviously. Has anyone mentioned seeing this animal at LLELA?
