hydaticus's Identifications
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What
Virginia striatulaObservador
dylapodiformesDescrição
Warm and cloudy out. Under a large limestone rock, flipped, near creek greenbelt, in shade of ligustrum and oak.
Slow moving, keeled scales seen clearly
Fotos / Sons
What
Virginia striatulaObservador
dylapodiformesDescrição
Warm and cloudy out. Under a large limestone rock, flipped, near creek greenbelt, in shade of ligustrum and oak.
Slow moving, keeled scales seen clearly
Fotos / Sons
What
Virginia striatulaObservador
ash2016Descrição
Found dead on road; very unusual this time of the year. Presumably came out during the warm weather earlier on and perished during the more recent cold weather.
Fotos / Sons
What
Virginia striatulaObservador
ash2016Descrição
Found dead on road; very unusual this time of the year. Presumably came out during the warm weather earlier on and perished during the more recent cold weather.
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What
Virginia striatulaObservador
liza9560Descrição
A young one, skinny and only 2" long, with white "bird poop" on its head.
Fotos / Sons
What
Virginia striatulaObservador
liza9560Descrição
A young one, skinny and only 2" long, with white "bird poop" on its head.
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Atalopedes huronObservador
sambiologyDescrição
Had such a blast with other iNatters at the Del Rio gathering. I saw lots and lots of new plants and animals -- so these ID's are tentative. I'll have to do a little more digging later.
https://www.inaturalist.org/journal/sambiology/15447-spending-time-with-inat-community-in-del-rio
Fotos / Sons
What
Atalopedes huronObservador
michaelmorris98Descrição
I observed this butterfly while walking down a trail today. I could not see the wing color very well but noticed shades of black to grey and orange.
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