Favoritos de redrovertracy
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Cangambá-Listrado (Mephitis mephitis)Observador
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Tracks made of the tips of the claw marks
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Caraúna-de-Cara-Branca (Plegadis chihi)Observador
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With a small fish.
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Porco-Espinho-Norte-Americano (Erethizon dorsatum)Observador
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Found a quill, fluorescent under 365 NM UV light
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Panellus stipticusObservador
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Photographed at midnight, luminescence photographed with 30 second exposure per shot, iso 1600, manual focus all the way close, 35 shots in the stack for a total time of 18 minutes. Combined with Helicon Focus 7.
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What a way to start a day... I did not stop smiling for at least 12 hours.
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Perilampus chrysopaeObservador
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I photographed this while it was laying an egg, or eggs, in this lacewing egg!! Very cool!
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Gastrópodes (Classe Gastropoda)Observador
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Possibly snail eggs? It did not look like the California Cone eggs I had seen in this spot 10 days earlier, https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/83383607, but maybe these here were just more developed?
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On Scouler's Surfgrass. Possibly a Bryozoan? Or maybe eggs?
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Bassarisco (Bassariscus astutus)Observador
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Recording of a single pre-dawn call. No dawn chorus was going on at this time.
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Phoebastria albatrusObservador
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Seen by 25 on a boat. Originally in LA county and then in OC
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Gambelia silaObservador
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Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo County, California
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Insetos (Classe Insecta)Observador
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Blalock Wildlife Sanctuary
I'm assuming this is some sort of wasp nest on a juniper berry? I couldn't locate any info on this but I didn't do any in-depth research yet
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Myriopteris parryiObservador
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Anza Borrego
Little Surprise Canyon
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Rolinha-Comum-da-Ásia (Zenaida asiatica)Observador
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Borrego Springs
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Anza Borrego
Definitely the best photo I've taken of a fish underwater, albeit shallow
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Lagarto-de-Chifre-da-Califórnia (Phrynosoma blainvillii)Observador
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My first observation of the species, and one of the highlights of the month! But after seeing so many hand-held observations on iNat, I was surprised how big a Blainville's can be. This one was the size of a small toad.
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Gratiana pallidulaObservador
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Paramount Ranch
On what else--purple nightshade
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Tartaranhão-Americano (Circus hudsonius)Observador
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He was sitting on a bush plucking a bird. My first sighting of a male.
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Periquito-Nandaí (Aratinga nenday)Observador
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Flock of 15, eating Western Sycamore seed pods and buds.
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Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve. upslope from road on moist soil. south facing.
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Pomba-de-Coleira (Patagioenas fasciata)Observador
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Band-tailed Pigeon's, band-tail flared out during flight.
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Poliquetas (Classe Polychaeta)Observador
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Maybe? @leslieh what do you think?
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Condor-da-Califórnia (Gymnogyps californianus)Observador
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Photos by Daniel George. The two condors soaring near one another in similar flight path.
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Estrelinha-de-Fogo (Corthylio calendula)Observador
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Among my 21 Ruby-crowned Kinglet observations so far, only one (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/38773093) showed his ruby crown. Here is finally another one...
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Grou-Americano (Antigone canadensis)Observador
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Pixley National Wildlife Refuge
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Tartaranhão-Americano (Circus hudsonius)Observador
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One of two (I think females) in this spot. They interacted, https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/66983805.
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Ascídia-de-Monterey (Styela montereyensis)Observador
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The Squirt released liquid when I carefully pressed on it.
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Limacia mcdonaldiObservador
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Point Fermin
Definitely the best find of the day!
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Gibbonsia elegansObservador
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Caught and eaten by a Great Egret (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/66469028). The fish reminded me on https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/34306633, a Giant Kelp Fish.
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Dicamptodon ensatusObservador
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Larvae in Tanaka Creek, tributary to Zayante Creek. high in the Santa Cruz Mts.
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Coiote (Canis latrans)Observador
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Corbin Canyon
Love that look!
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Falcão-Das-Pradarias (Falco mexicanus)Observador
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My husband took this picture, but only because he was on the correct side of the car to take it. I observed this bird as well. It was eating a kangaroo rat
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Franga-d'Água-Americana (Porzana carolina)Observador
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Big surprise... As I was looking for lichens on the cliff here, I spotted two Soras down below at the pond.
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Polvo-de-Bochecha-Ocelada (Octopus bimaculoides)Observador
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Malibu Lagoon
This guy had washed up and a gull was nearby so he puffed himself up. I kept scaring the gull away and I think this guy was able to get back in the water as the tide was going up.
