Favoritos de nickerson_science
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Tubarões e Raias (Classe Elasmobranchii)Observador
arthuringrahamDescrição
Was flexible like cartilage, approx 15 inches long.
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Género VespericolaObservador
alex_bairstowDescrição
Found among limestone outcrops near Lake Shasta
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Falsa-Viúva (Género Steatoda)Observador
shelley_bDescrição
Tentative ID: Steatoda
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Sipúnculos (Ordem Sipuncula)Observador
ragatzleoozDescrição
In 15 years I do not remember seeing this creature on our beach. I have no idea what it is but there were tens of them in the wrack line this morning some appear to still be alive. We witnessed a gull eating one of them. Sipuncula seems closest. They are having a die-off!
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Calhandra-Cornuda (Eremophila alpestris)Observador
johnepplerDescrição
Horned Lark (Eremophila alpestris) at Oakdale, California.
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Esquilo-Terrestre-da-Califórnia (Otospermophilus beecheyi)Observador
guycookDescrição
Ground squirrel
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Família CoccidaeObservador
ralphbakerDescrição
This was on the underside of a leaf on my mom’s Plumeria. I’m looking for an ID of the brownish one, I believe it might be some kind of scale insect.
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Subfamília LamiinaeObservador
buggirl13Descrição
I don’t think this fella came from my house but most likely was a hitchhiker from my day out at Cass’s Peak and Kennedy’s Bush
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Aranhas-de-Funil (Família Agelenidae)Observador
kittyballouDescrição
Spider in bathtub. After taking photo I put it outside.
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Género MonocrepidiusObservador
nickerson_scienceDescrição
Dead in a spider's web. Not at all confident in my ID.
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ampersandrooDescrição
the pattern on the abdomen, and the pale, hairy palps seem like the best points of ID, but I didn't find any really close matches when trawling through pictures
