Favoritos de tenthousandhz
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Rã-de-Pernas-Vermelhas-da-Califórnia (Rana draytonii)Observador
jqrichmondDescrição
metamorph
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Género PseudacrisObservador
zabbeyDescrição
Regila in amplexus with cadaverina, muy interisante
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Spea hammondiiObservador
cooperbiologicalDescrição
Hundreds of lavae in pooled road ruts
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Marsilea vestitaObservador
meravDescrição
I was glad to see the little water clovers all over the pond again, just like the one I documented 5 years ago. Luckily, back then there was no AI, so it took a while to solve the mystery...
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/4919474
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Marsilea vestitaObservador
chuboolaDescrição
In shallow water. Joined by gelatinous stuff.
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Marsilea vestitaObservador
jenmayfieldDescrição
Found in shallow water in lake during late spring. Appears to be some kind of eggs attached to a line of slime.
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Marsilea vestitaObservador
henryphwangDescrição
Unusual looking egg mass found in a seasonal wetland at the eastern edge of the San Joaquin valley.
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Cascavel-Do-Pacífico-Sul (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observador
sciencetilldeath
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Sapo-Ocidental (Anaxyrus boreas)Observador
billpalmerDescrição
Red-Shoulder Hawk's prey
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Perereca-da-Califórnia (Pseudacris cadaverina)Observador
tyler77160Descrição
I forwarded this photo to a fellow homeowner and naturalist who uploaded it to this platform. It was confirmed subsequently that the frog is indeed a California Tree Frog
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Spea hammondiiObservador
ibrake4botanyDescrição
Found more than 100 individuals, adjacent ponded feature.
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Spea hammondiiObservador
karen_strausDescrição
Vernal pools off Nobel and the 805, egg masses, could be Baja CA Tree Frog or Spadefoot? I saw a Baja. Friends told me Spadefoots are calling at night.
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Cobra-Pinho-Do-Norte (Pituophis melanoleucus)Observador
mabarniDescrição
Found and shared by a volunteer.
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Pica-Pau-Das-Bolotas (Melanerpes formicivorus)Observador
jbb82Descrição
Predated upon
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Rã-de-Pernas-Vermelhas-da-Califórnia (Rana draytonii)Observador
tkbasartDescrição
About 4-5in!!
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Perereca-Do-Pacífico (Pseudacris regilla)Observador
nothingmajorDescrição
6 legs... not great
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Animais, Metazoários (Reino Animalia)Observador
habercrombieDescrição
Eggs in cold water
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Observador
tothemaxDescrição
1 adult and 18 hatchlings caught over a 3 hour period. Collected under the direction and supervision of biologists with USFWS and USGS.
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Observador
zabbeyDescrição
Second day's efforts resulted in 3 adults and 4 neonates captured and sent to Bob Hansen. Nearby business owners shared videos and photos of other exotics, including agamas, beaded lizards, a crocodile monitor, and chameleons . @chrisdellith @gregpauly @jqrichmond
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Cascavel-de-El-Muerto (Crotalus pyrrhus)Observador
originaltrailcrewDescrição
Thinking Red Diamond? I was zoomed so snake maybe 2.5-3 feet long. It was pretty calm - it rattled few times and then coiled up a bit - just looked me over with some tongue flicking.
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Rã-Touro (Lithobates catesbeianus)Observador
amykhenryDescrição
About 2 inches long
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Observador
zeevngDescrição
Aberrant. Seen a few semi-aberrant individuals here in the area, but never any as remotely interesting as this one.
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Perereca-da-Califórnia (Pseudacris cadaverina)Observador
navtombrosDescrição
On rock face directly to the right of the waterfall.
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Perereca-Do-Pacífico (Pseudacris regilla)Observador
camillemarinierDescrição
Found in a Tree Swallow bird house.
