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Fotos / Sons
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Male. Large. One of two on the summit, this one was the fresher one. Both these and the indra were keeping to their respective small areas of the peak, chasing each other only, not coming into any contact with the other species.
This is not the first time I have found rudkini on Sunset; I first did nearly twenty years ago. I am sure they are breeding on the Tauschia, but for some reason they never fly down to the road to puddle or nectar the way the indra regularly do.
Fotos / Sons
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Male. Two in this spot of the summit; this was the fresher one.
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Hemaris thetisObservador
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Two seen along trail, two spots, both nectaring on Western Wallflower. Hard to get clear photos.
Fotos / Sons
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Male. Subspecies is an approximation. It is definitely not ssp. neumoegeni from the low desert. Common and fresh but few females.
Fotos / Sons
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Female ovipositing and nectaring on her host, Boechera californica.
Fotos / Sons
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Male. Nectaring on yellow daisy bush on side of Mariposa Rd. (frontage road) in Hesperia off the Ranchero Road exit.
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Callophrys lokiObservador
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Monster flight with 30-odd seen today with many at nectar. This particular canyon notch had lots of nectar plants and lots of loki. Coordinates 33.574444, -116.423333 on the Cactus Spring Trail 5E01 of the Santa Rosa Mtns. in Pinyon Pines, CA.
Fotos / Sons
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Super-abundant in this small corner of the cow pasture. Both sexes out, vast majority fresh.
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Realejo (Pheucticus ludovicianus)Observador
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A nice find by the Orrs yesteday. Found today south of the turtle pond, north of Meadowbrook. Sat cooperatively for photos.
Fotos / Sons
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A fairly early arrival and likely breeder here. Near large willow lake. Sang once the first half (questioning song) but not last half (answer song)
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Papa-Moscas-Brilhante (Phainopepla nitens)Observador
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Two pairs, flying around, landing at top of oaks. East of restrooms.
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Família PhoridaeObservador
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White Point Nature Education Center and Preserve, Native Plant Demonstration Garden, 1600 W Paseo Del Mar, San Pedro, CA 90731, USA (Google, OSM)
Fotos / Sons
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Balança-Rabo-Preto (Polioptila melanura)Observador
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Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Visitor Center, Palm Canyon Drive, Borrego Springs, San Diego County, CA, USA (Google, OSM)Descrição
Two seen along nature trail.
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Suiriri-de-Bico-Grosso (Tyrannus crassirostris)Observador
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Continuing rarity since last Fall. At one point it dropped down into deep foliage at the close passing of a Merlin.
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Búteo-de-Cauda-Vermelha (Buteo jamaicensis)Observador
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red tailed hawk eating squirrel
Fotos / Sons
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Known populations in Coastal Sage Scrub. Two seen this morning.
Fotos / Sons
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Huge fresh male on Lantana montevidensis. Near intersection of Telegraph and Rosemead in Pico Rivera.
Fotos / Sons
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Last instar larva on its host, Boechera perennans. My apologies for the unfinished submission earlier. My phone was glitching. I had no idea it even sent.
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Mariquita-de-Flancos-Castanhos (Setophaga pensylvanica)Observador
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A continuing rarity in the SW corner of the park, near Berkshire Creek.
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Suiriri-de-Bico-Grosso (Tyrannus crassirostris)Observador
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Griffith Park
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Mariquita-Cinzenta-de-Garganta-Preta (Setophaga nigrescens)Observador
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Papilio zelicaonObservador
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Collected as larva October 22, 2023; emerged November 15, 2023. Female.
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Gyrocheilus patrobasObservador
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Female. Tons of both sexes at mud.
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Papilio polyxenesObservador
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How the heck did this guy get so far west? Big male.
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Agathymus stephensiObservador
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Males, females, and a mating pair. Common today.
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Vespula pensylvanicaObservador
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Yellowjacket flew directly up to the Bombus multiple times
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https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/181829416
