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abr

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Julho 19, 2020 05:44 PM PDT

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silversea_starsong

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Junho 6, 2021 10:56 AM PDT

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emily_r

Data

Outubro 7, 2014

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Hawera (Google, OSM)

Descrição

A green chiton attached to a half crab. We observed this alien looking commensal beast while undertaking an intertidal survey on the reefs off Hawera. It made us jump when we first turned over the rock.

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Escaravelhos (Ordem Coleoptera)

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chrbub

Data

Julho 16, 2019 12:54 PM PDT

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rmyoshihara

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Junho 2019

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bbell

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Abril 7, 2019 01:06 PM PDT

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arnoldwijker

Data

Março 11, 2018 08:41 AM CET

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Golfinho-de-Fraser (Lagenodelphis hosei)

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colintrainor

Data

Setembro 8, 2013 11:57 AM AEST

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Peru (Meleagris gallopavo)

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kueda

Data

Junho 4, 2018 07:47 PM PDT

Descrição

Mama turkey settled down with all the kids for the evening. Thanks for the spot, @glenschneider

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chaparral

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Março 2015

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White woolly blue curls.

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sea-kangaroo

Data

Outubro 24, 2006

Descrição

Shell in use by hermit crab. Crab has its own observation here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/57509

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Fotos / Sons

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gbentall

Data

Janeiro 17, 2018 09:59 AM PST

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sflax

Data

Dezembro 24, 2017 11:42 AM PST

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Lontra-Canadense (Lontra canadensis)

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paul_norwood

Data

Dezembro 19, 2017 10:13 AM AKST

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Caranguejo-Do-Kelp-Setentrional (Pugettia producta)

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paul_norwood

Data

Dezembro 19, 2017 10:13 AM AKST

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Perna-Amarela-Pequena (Tringa flavipes)

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rjadams55

Data

Agosto 29, 2017 04:31 PM PDT

Descrição

This is one of three Lesser Yellowlegs (on the right) seen at the pond this day with a Greater Yellowlegs to the left. This gives a nice comparison of their sizes and the respective lengths and shapes of their bills.

A complete checklist of birds seen at the pond can be found here:

http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S38940882

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Lontra-Marinha (Enhydra lutris)

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bvant3

Data

Março 2016

Descrição

In protected area at mouth of harbor. several mothers with baby, resting, watched babies nursing, several mothers caught large clams and shared with baby.

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Caramujo-Surfista-Alongado (Janthina umbilicata)

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cspirrone

Data

Abril 2, 2016 01:14 PM PDT

Descrição

Janthina(?)

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gbentall

Data

Março 7, 2016 04:15 PM PST

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The undergrowth of Arctostaphylos hookeri is lush with lichens on this chaparral hillside

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jaykeller

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Fevereiro 20, 2016 03:15 PM PST

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jaykeller

Data

Outubro 24, 2015 08:32 AM PDT

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Amanitas e Afins (Género Amanita)

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cherylkershaw

Data

Fevereiro 20, 2016 12:11 PM PST

Descrição

Amida mushroom

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Aranha-Caranguejo-Das-Flores (Misumena vatia)

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tiwane

Data

Fevereiro 11, 2016 11:42 AM PST

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Esquilo-Voador-de-Humboldt (Glaucomys oregonensis)

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faerthen

Data

Agosto 5, 2009

Descrição

This was a project that trapped and released flying squirrels. Ordinarily, you wouldn't see them out flying around during the day.

This squirrel was released, climbed a tree and flew twice, landed on the ground, dug up a truffle and ate most of it, then climbed a tree again and ate the rest.

Quite a show!

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finatic

Data

Dezembro 6, 2015 12:58 PM PST

Descrição

San Diego County, California, US

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Polvo-Vermelho-Do-Pacífico (Octopus rubescens)

Observador

anudibranchmom

Data

Janeiro 2016

Lugar

Privado

Descrição

This selfie was taken BY THE OCTOPUS, who also took a 90-second mostly-dark video of the inside of its den (with a muffled soundtrack of Alison Young and I laughing hysterically). The octopus grabbed my camera with three tentacles, and grabbed rocks with the others. After a determined tug-of-war that snapped the nylon wrist strap, it carried the camera deep into its den and started pressing buttons with its tentacles. Alison braved beak and tentacles to rescue the camera (the octo was still holding it) - is there anything she won't do for Citizen Science? Thank you Alison!

The alternate photo is the last one I took before the battle - you can see the first tentacle snaking towards the shiny camera...

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dpom

Data

Setembro 30, 2015 09:07 AM PDT

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rjadams55

Data

Outubro 2015

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I found this snail in Tuolomne County on the trail to the South Grove sequoias at 4650 ft elevation. The habitat was mature pine forest with a scattering of large Big Leaf Maples.

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Gaivota-Rosada (Rhodostethia rosea)

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greglasley

Data

Outubro 9, 2015

Descrição

The target of the trip. We probably saw about 20 Ross's Gulls this afternoon in the 2.5 hours of light we had after we arrived. Most were flying very high and quite far away but we have high hopes for closer and better images tomorrow. Several images will be posted here. I was surprised that many of the birds still showed rather pink plumage even at this time of year.

Barrow!? What am I doing in Barrow, Alaska, you ask. Well…it’s like this. I have a friend in Austin named Isaac who is a crazy bird photographer like I am. A couple of months ago he sent me an email saying he wanted to go to Barrow for a long weekend to try to photograph Ross’s Gull, one of the rarest gulls in North America. Apparently the species migrates from Siberia across parts of the Arctic Ocean in early October and sometimes can be seen in numbers in Barrow. I had seen the species once before, in Canada in 1988:
http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/151409
but I thought, what the heck. Sounds like an adventure. Very few birds will be around in Barrow, but we might see some Ross’s Gulls which is a super fine bird. So, to make a long story short, we left Austin at 7 PM October 8 and 18 hours of airplanes and airports later found ourselves in Barrow, Alaska where it was 24 degrees F., with a 20 mph north wind. Just balmy conditions. We will have two and a half days here before heading home. Yeah, I know…totally insane!

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kestrel

Data

Maio 22, 2015 08:21 AM PDT

Descrição

Four Doriopsilla, one Cadlina?

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Lontra-Canadense (Lontra canadensis)

Observador

wendy5

Data

Agosto 3, 2015

Descrição

This mother River Otter and her two pups were fishing during the minus tide. When she caught a fish, she wouldn't share with them, but they still kept close to her side.

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