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Trillium oostingiiObservador
mycoweiseDescrição
very abundant in bottomland forest along the Wateree River. Most individuals are non-flowering.
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Jarro-Bravo (Arum italicum)Observador
gillydillyDescrição
Undeveloped lot on commercial strip of Hwy 74. Mature oak and sweetgum woods with stream. The entire understory is non-native and invasive plants.
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Tartaruga-de-Caixa-Oriental (Terrapene carolina ssp. carolina)Observador
ungbergDescrição
aqua tort
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Platanthera psycodesObservador
andrewjenkinsDescrição
Growing in the large seep area in between the two pump houses, beyond the trail. J Douglas Williams Park.
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gillydillyDescrição
Utility right-of-way. Generally disturbed, clay soil. Interestingly, although plants were scattered, many were growing close to the larger look-alike Tripsacum dactyloides.
@jamelamoroso, I am a bit overwhelmed and do not know what to say. The crazy thing is that @ungberg challenged me to find this historical species, what, 2 years ago? I spent lots of time learning about it, looking at images, etc., because I really wanted to meet that challenge, but never imagined I actually would. The plant introduced itself to Bruce and I this morning, with initial confusion from the two of us. Bruce may have a count for you. If not, I’ll gladly go back.
Eric, man, I give you ALL the credit for this. Let me know when you have another challenge for me.
Fotos / Sons
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Gavião-Tesoura (Elanoides forficatus)Observador
ayan_fleischmannDescrição
Bando de gaviões-tesoura na área urbana de Tefé
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Gavião-Tesoura (Elanoides forficatus)Observador
ayan_fleischmannDescrição
Gavião-tesoura se alimentando
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gillydillyDescrição
@jamelamoroso, new location not too far away, same roadside, same side of road. 5 stems on grassy slope of ditch.
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willstuart2001Descrição
This population of Trillium pusillum was first "discovered" in the spring, 2015.
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jkspoonerDescrição
Quite small and poorly developed compared to richer sites. Either Sceptridium or Botrychium. Found in a bottomland patch of forest (Croatan) near a blackwater stream.
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Corydalis flavulaObservador
gillydillyDescrição
Wow! Full sun, between the road and a bridge abutment. Last two pics show the habitat.
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Ser Humano (Homo sapiens)Observador
symphyotrichumDescrição
It was poking a dead rodent with a stick
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Phacelia covilleiObservador
gillydillyDescrição
Three Rivers Land Trust conserved land
Fotos / Sons
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Pusa caspicaObservador
mirgaliyDescrição
Каспийский тюлень находился на лежбище на островке у косы Кендирли. Опутан был сетью. Удалось его распутать, и он уплыл в море.
Fotos / Sons
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Gambá-de-Orelha-Preta (Didelphis aurita)Observador
leonardomerconDescrição
Imagem feita durante a produção de fotos para a exposição fotográfica em celebração dos 10 anos do PBV.
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Baleia-Piloto-de-Barbatanas-Curtas (Globicephala macrorhynchus)Observador
willbrooks
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Lobo-Vermelho (Canis rufus)Observador
cypselurusDescrição
Two orange-collared adults and four non-collared youngsters from this summer
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Pangolim-Arborícola (Phataginus tricuspis)Observador
miroslavbobekDescrição
bushmeat
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aredoublesDescrição
Known population. None blooming, I suspect a second weather-related triggering event is required for them to bloom.
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gillydillyDescrição
Yes! This one hung around long enough for me to stop the car, grab my phone, and actually get in a couple of snaps. A beauty with its black head and white nose. Last two pictures are habitat - pine, pine, and more pine.
Fotos / Sons
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Coelho-Dos-Apalaches (Sylvilagus obscurus)Observador
lincolndureyDescrição
Shining Rock Wilderness, Art Loeb Trail: Black Balsam Knob 6214', Tennent Mtn. 6040'
https://www.inaturalist.org/calendar/lincolndurey/2018/7/8
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gillydillyDescrição
Sandy bank on roadside, 2 constructed chimneys at the top of wide tunnels, about 3/4 inch across. A large spider started to emerge, saw me and retreated before I could get a picture. The two chimneys were 2-3 feet apart.
