Favoritos de dylapodiformes
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Bombus caliginosusObservador
jaymeemartyDescrição
Hard to get pix of sternites but I see yellow fringe in the shots and a slightly longer cheek. Hair is slightly unkempt
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Chapim-Do-Mato (Psaltriparus minimus)Observador
antrozousameliaDescrição
Active nest
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Abelhas (Epifamília Anthophila)Observador
lilyfultonDescrição
Incredible bee aggregation! They were super active. Mostly males flying around right above the ground. Only a few females out and I didn't see any with pollen. Nests mostly covered with leaf litter. Hundreds of bees at least, in an area about 10 by 3 meters right by the stream.
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Abelhas-Do-Suor (Família Halictidae)Observador
antrozousameliaDescrição
For non-fuzzy bee on left
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Cobra-Cega-Texana (Rena dulcis)Observador
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Under large rock adjacent to ant nest
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Bombus crotchiiObservador
kristalwatrousDescrição
Foraging on Carduus pycnocephalus. Photographed and released as part of Xerces Society CA Bumble Bee Atlas.
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Bombus crotchiiObservador
reodellDescrição
I don't know insect species, but the location of observation and the ecology (preference for Asclepias sp.) seems to fit. Observed here along Lockwood - San Ardo Road on the west side of Williams Hill. Pollinating Asclepias eriocarpa. About 50 individuals total observed on several Asclepias individuals. Numerous Pepsini sp (tarantula hawk) individuals observed pollinating the Asclepias also.
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Bombus griseocollisObservador
squireskDescrição
Associated observation
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/112307709
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Bombus crotchiiObservador
jannvendettiDescrição
Smaller bee (male) attempting to mate with larger bee observation here:
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Leão-Marinho-da-Califórnia (Zalophus californianus)Observador
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Sea lion in the Sac River actively foraging on large fish, flinging them about until a boat came by, then not seen again. Sutter and Colusa Counties.
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Leão-Marinho-da-Califórnia (Zalophus californianus)Observador
antrozousameliaDescrição
A pair headed up river
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Campanhol-da-Califórnia (Microtus californicus)Observador
jmaughnDescrição
Short tail. Several of these were running out from under the succulents to grab grass seeds and the like.
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Lebre-Americana (Lepus americanus)Observador
kathy-claypole-biggsDescrição
Mt. Shasta Forest, McCloud 96057'
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jaredmanninenDescrição
From the archives.
The only one that I've ever found. I'm always on the lookout, but I just don't seem to ever be able to find them.
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Esquilo-Terrestre-de-Cauda-Redonda (Xerospermophilus tereticaudus)Observador
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vnsankarDescrição
the ssp. internationalis is likely a synonym of P. l. brevinasus but since it remains in the iNat taxonomy, I'm using it as it is the most accurate for this observation
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Texugo-Americano (Taxidea taxus)Observador
serpophagaDescrição
This badger was apparently hunting with coyotes (a behavior that I was unaware of at the time). I first heard commotion off to my left and then saw a Black-tailed Jackrabbit bolt out of a mesquite. I froze when I heard the noise, and a few seconds after the rabbit went by, a pair of coyotes came out on either side of the mesquite. I watched them and snapped a bad photo or two and then caught movement to my left again and this badger came out on the side of the mesquite closest to me.
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joshua_txDescrição
Lost Maples State Natural Area. This very, very small population was originally found just recently by Dylan Winkler (@dylapodiformes here on iNaturalist, his observation documented here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/101902474 ). This is a new county record of a primarily Mexican species previously only known to occur in Texas (and the US) in two disjunct counties (Brewster, Uvalde, and now Bandera counties). The species has cigar-shaped involucres of similar size and shape as C. odorata (Crucita) but with white flowers, abaxial surface (underside) of the leaves have prominent (raised) reticulate (net-like) venation, and the foliage has a fragrance when rubbed much resembling the foliage of Eysenhardtia texana (Texas Kidneywood), albeit at half or less of the potency.
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Bombus fraternusObservador
sambiologyDescrição
Had a really nice morning at the Crawford Park bioblitz with Dallas Parks and Rec! This is really an incredible park with lots of different ecosystems. I stayed out here during lunch to make some more observations too! Still working on ID's on these...
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Bombus kirbiellusObservador
schaferphoDescrição
Several individuals recorded in high-altitude Meadows
(ca 7000 feet) in Pasayten Wilderness, specializing in Castilleja flowers
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Anthophora bomboidesObservador
jenthebirdDescrição
W_BMR net survey for CAWBM 2023, dorm marsh T1-T5A, lab marsh and dunes for T6-T11
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Bombus crotchiiObservador
sylviefinn95Descrição
huge queen!!! I’m guessing ~27mm in length. Foraging on cultivated Monarda.
