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Joaninha-de-Sete-Pintas (Coccinella septempunctata)Observador
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PrivadoDescrição
Found on back porch screen. Seven spots on back (3 on each side and one in middle). White spots on head. Elytra red and shiny with black spots. The notebook in background is wide rule (for an idea of size).
Spotted within zip code 78758
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Tartaruga-Verde (Chelonia mydas)Observador
gavinandmamaDescrição
Injured? Not sure about the growth on its front left flipper.
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Búteo-de-Cauda-Vermelha (Buteo jamaicensis)Observador
bgonzoatxDescrição
Red-tailed hawk perched on the side of MoPac watching a dry water retention area for prey.
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Tartaruga-de-Casco-Mole-Espinhosa (Apalone spinifera)Observador
nanofishologyDescrição
Saw three of these turtles, all seemed to have been eviscerated but still alive. Poor babies :(
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Bútio-Ruivo (Buteo lineatus)Observador
mikef451Descrição
Red-shouldered Hawk
Brushy Creek Lake Park
Cedar Park, Tx
Williamson, Co
5/11/18
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Género AnisomorphaObservador
arachnojoeDescrição
In garage. I usually find them below the Live Oak. I'm posting the spider separately.
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Cauda-de-Chicote-Pintado (Aspidoscelis gularis)Observador
ncoweyDescrição
This whiptail has a mouthful of an Orthopteran buffet.
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Tartaruga-Do-Texas (Pseudemys texana)Observador
wild-about-texasDescrição
Two of the three "climbers" are Graptemys versa... separate observation...
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Corujinha-Do-Leste (Megascops asio)Observador
jen242Descrição
Screech Owl sitting on the water buckets set out for wildlife during the flash drought of 2015.
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Amargoseira (Melia azedarach)Observador
adelamarie21Descrição
The berries found on the tree were yellow and were browning. The rest of the tree itself seemed healthy but it didn't have any leaves. The berries were probably yellow or a light green if they were healthy. The bark of the tree was an orange-brown color and sturdy. Berries were also found at the very top of the tree probably feeding off of the sunlight.
