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Super cool! Only one I saw in the vicinity, might go back and see if I can find some more. 70x, 25x, 1x, 10x magnification (if I remember right).
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Polygonum buxiformeObservador
danbadlandsDescrição
Disturbed ground. Collected will P. aviculare complex.
Just keyed to species above. Better common name is Prairie Knotweed.
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Quetzal-de-Cabeça-Dourada (Pharomachrus auriceps)Observador
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At the zoo.
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Inimia natObservador
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About 25 mm long. Matthew, I have emailed you re these.
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Gaio-Azul (Cyanocitta cristata)Observador
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Group of 3-4 of them found by park in Larned, Ks Leucistic magpie maybe?
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Plume Moths Family Pterophoridae at the Chaplin Nature Center near Wichita, KS
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Clostera albosigmaObservador
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I think this is some kind of moth? I saw it move and it had fuzzy feather like antenna
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Probably red deadnettle, but I've not seen one this light in color or with such rounded leaf tips.
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Arisaema dracontiumObservador
dmanetteDescrição
What is this flowering plant? Recently bloomed pale yellow blooms; orange seed pods loved by catbirds.
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Cebolinho-de-Flor-Azul (Muscari neglectum)Observador
stonehortonDescrição
Deep purple florets all the way until apical meristem
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Araneus pegniaObservador
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translucent legs (w darker flecks) and body, 2 symmetrical white patch on top of abdomen
2 forward legs, 2 back
black eyes
small round web 5 ft off ground
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Género ChlamisusObservador
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Cloaked Warty Leaf Beetles Genus Chlamisus at the Chaplin Nature Center near Wichita, KS
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Genus Cylindromyia at the Chaplin Nature Center near Wichita, KS
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Euchloe olympiaObservador
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Found at patch of fragrant sumac.
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Trichosporon asahiiObservador
stonehortonDescrição
Cultured on HLP media, gram stained images included.
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Growing at the base of a dead cottonwood tree along a small creek.
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Género AnemoneObservador
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The root broke off because it was embedded in between limestone rocks. This specimen was on a low, north-facing slope adjacent to a spring-fed stream on a limestone outcrop.
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Cortiçol-Do-Tibete (Syrrhaptes tibetanus)Observador
jybarnagaudDescrição
120 individus environ
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Cottus cognatusObservador
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This population is located in isolated pools alongside a creek. I have never personally sampled them from within the creek, but consistently catch unique individuals in these vegetated pools. Don't know if they're truly isolated or I'm just unlucky.
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Papa-Léguas-Grande (Geococcyx californianus)Observador
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Seen with Sceloporus occidentalis prey. Was seen savoring it inside its mouth for maybe less than five minutes, then carried it behind a wall, then did a little tail dance with it towards the bushes. Perhaps saving/showing off for an unseen mate?
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Corujas (Ordem Strigiformes)Observador
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Owl pellet. What's with the worms?! Parasites? Predated worms? Did they come on the pellet afterwards?
Any ideas please comment!
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nickmoore91Descrição
Maybe not enough in the photo but shows the concolorous back and primary color. Note also the bird had a uniform brown wash on chest and was more dainty than nearby HERG with a smaller bill and more rounded head.
