Favoritos de woodcut55
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Género HortiboletusObservador
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About 3 inches across and less. When i broke the cap the flesh started out yellow and quickly turned blue.
This garden was created last winter and includes plantings of azaleas. These fungi were growing underneath three of the azalea bushes, close to the plant stems. I'm guessing they came with the bushes.
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Pica-Pau-de-Barriga-Amarela (Sphyrapicus varius)Observador
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Window strike this morning alerted me to look and there below was this. It’s still breathing but I have no way to get to it on a neighbors green roof patio area. 😕
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Tâmia Oriental (Tamias striatus)Observador
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I was surprised to see one chipmunk at my head as I approached the forest off Taylor Street Bridge. It was there for the white mulberries and scurried away as I got ready to take a picture the 3 more were on the ground in the undergrowth! Hope DCDept of Energy and Environment adds these to their count
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Esfinge-Pandora (Eumorpha pandorus)Observador
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Large green moth keep coming into porch area and getting trapped by trick window light.
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Género DesmiaObservador
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Small 1.5 inch wide black and white moth
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Houstonia caeruleaObservador
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While visiting friends found their lawn full of bluets!
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Esquilo-Cinzento-Oriental (Sciurus carolinensis)Observador
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One of two red eyed albino squirrels that lived around our garden the last couple of years. Now gone.
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Battus philenorObservador
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Caterpillar about 1.5 inches long, black with red/orange spots seen on my pipevine stem.
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Género ErythroniumObservador
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Beginning to bloom on the steep woodland slopes of the park Ft. Bunkerhill N.E. WDC
