Favoritos de nickbelliveau
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dulneth_wijewardanaLugar
WRGC+JJJ Hakgala Botanical Garden, Peradeniya-Badulla-Chenkaladi Hwy, Hakgala, Sri Lanka (Google, OSM)
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Townsendia parryiObservador
matthias22Descrição
Alpine ridge. Elevation 2,320 m.
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Olho-Dourado (Bucephala clangula)Observador
unknownalloyDescrição
for the duck in the eagles talons. The Bald eagle has its own observation. Bald eagle 2
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Animais, Metazoários (Reino Animalia)Observador
korvidaiDescrição
Not a true “observation” but wanted to share and tag anyway. A pair of footprints left by a small amphibious creature about 310 million years ago. An eight year old kid found it within five minutes of our tour. I honestly got a little emotional holding it. It was added to the museum’s collection. Joggin’s Fossil Cliffs are famous for their record of fossils from a rainforest ecosystem dating back to the Pennsylvanian 'Coal Age' during the early Carboniferous Period.
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Dosinia powelliObservador
thomas_stolbergerDescrição
Middle Pliocene (3.6-3.0 Ma), Kaawa Formation. Decalcified external mould
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Baleia-Comum (Balaenoptera physalus)Observador
bobkennedyDescrição
Washed up on shore in May. Still remarkably intact. Died from entanglement in crab fishing gear. Could smell it downwind from several kilometers away. Identified for me by marine bioligist Bruce Hatcher.
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Benthosema glacialeObservador
claudenDescrição
Lanternfish observed on a DFO Greenland Halibut survey.
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Género MicrodonObservador
kmelvilleDescrição
Found 8 live larvae and 2 empty puparia, presumably from a previous year, under a rock. No ants were present though tunnel openings suggest it was the mouth of a nest. Checked under the few other rocks in the immediate area and located a single larva (last photo) beneath one about 20 feet away. Ants were not observed near this larvae either, just two millipedes, but there were many adult ants and larvae under most of the other rocks.
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Cherne (Hyporthodus niveatus)Observador
biopierreDescrição
Looks from the spots like a damsel fish
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Género CerebratulusObservador
hakaiinstituteDescrição
This observation is part of a long-term project examining plankton biodiversity in the nearshore waters around the Hakai Institute's Quadra Island ecological observatory. A COI DNA sequence from the organism has been deposited in the Barcode of Life Data System (BOLD). Photo license and credit belong to the Hakai Institute.
This organism is a genetic match to a species with the provisional name of Cerebratulus cf. marginatus TCH-2015
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Cigarrinhas (Família Cicadellidae)Observador
ricardomoyanoDescrição
Reserva Tekorendá
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Pterycombus petersiiObservador
kengrahamDescrição
Collected from FRV Kapala midwater trawl: station K78-07-03; seabed depth 330-350 m, capture depth 0-220 m. (AMS specimen I.20516-007).
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Perca-Laranja-Do-Leste (Lepidoperca pulchella)Observador
kengrahamDescrição
Captured by FRV Kapala demersal trawl: station K78-07-01; depth 135-145 m.
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Género ChrysisObservador
nbdragonflyguyDescrição
@villu If Genus is correct, could this be something in the C. smaragdula complex?
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Hyaliodes hartiObservador
stubirdnbDescrição
Attracted to light in old field - garden - mixed forest habitat along coast of Northumberland Strait.
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gregbourkeDescrição
Growing in cracks in sandstone. Trunks to 1.5m with 2m flower spikes
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Isala longimanaObservador
ellurasanctuaryDescrição
~4mm long female.
Tentative id by Dr Miguel Machado, confirmed by Ron Atkinson.
Miguel said "This one appears to be similar to Stephanopis longimana".
Miguel is working on the Stephanopis & Sidymella groups and their name will change, as will the name of this species.
https://journals.australian.museum/machado-2019-rec-aust-mus-716-217276/
All the other known records of this species are along the Eastern Seaboard nearer the coast (and Hobart, Tasmania). This are the 1st for SA.
This is our 5th specimen, the only female we've found; at a very different time of year.
1st: https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/83849690
2nd: https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/83848949
3rd: https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/83847945
4th: https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/83847302
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Peixe-Diabo-Alongado (Cryptopsaras couesii)Observador
morganlynchDescrição
Caught fishing in NAFO area 4Vn
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Pica-Pau-Barrado (Celeus undatus)Observador
tomaz_meloDescrição
Ramal do Pau Rosa, Manaus, AM, Brasil.
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Coregonus huntsmaniObservador
ianmanningDescrição
Image captured during 2014 field season for Bluenose Coastal Action Foundation and Atlantic Whitefish Recovery Project. Location obscured to Southern NS.
For more information on the Atlantic Whitefish Project visit: http://coastalaction.org/Wordpress/
For more information on status and recovery on Endangered Atlantic Whitefish Project see: http://dfo-mpo.gc.ca/species-especes/profiles-profils/whitefish-coregone-eng.html
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Tintureira (Prionace glauca)Observador
fmacDescrição
Found washed up on Merigomish Point by Robert Lange
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Pidonia ruficollisObservador
stubirdnbDescrição
On flowers of Red Osier Dogwood at edge of old field - garden and mixed woods.
