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joeysantoreΠεριγραφή
Only one plant. Many dead. Horses everywhere, probably feral. Either way they're grazing everything down to shit. Could use some pumas here.
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ksandsmanΠεριγραφή
It was so small...i passed over it thinking it was a midge a a few times. So thankful I looked closer. See my wedding ring for scale.
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edporopatΠεριγραφή
Such a nice surprise to find this little gem in the trap this morning!
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Αμερικανική Μαύρη Αρκούδα (Ursus americanus)Παρατηρητής
frixolabΠεριγραφή
Una hembra y 3 crías juntas.
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terrinorrisΠεριγραφή
I observed at least a dozen of these Hexatoma at Cedar Bog today.
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smithsonian_marinegeoΠεριγραφή
Alt text: Top view of the pale gray blue Atlantic Brief Squid against a black background. The arms and tentacles are spread out on the left side of the photo. There are 8 shorter arms and 2 longer tentacles that are visible in the photo. The arms are curled up some and the suction cups can be seen covering the length of each arm. There are clusters of more suction cups at the end of each of the 2 tentacles. The larger yellow eyes are located between the squid's arms and the rest of it's body. The color changing chromatophores speckle the mantle and finlets appearing as if the squid is covered in brown and black dots. The finlets are smaller fin like appendages at the tip of the squid's body at the right side of the photograph.
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pjd1Περιγραφή
A solitary one-legged individual - which despite being crippled seemed otherwise in good condition. Noted at ecotone between Plagianthus / Myrsine with Olearia forest and dense Muehlenbeckia vineland.
Image taken by Dave M. Houston
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kimberlylrandalΠεριγραφή
The truly spectacular and incredibly photogenic - wunderpus!
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birdexplorersΠεριγραφή
1.0 SOLOMON ISLANDS
1.1 Guadalcanal, ssp becki
Mount Austen, common in forest and forest edge, 300-380m, photo, 8 June 2013.
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birdexplorersΠεριγραφή
1.0 SOLOMON ISLANDS
1.1 Guadalcanal, ssp becki
Mount Austen, common in forest and forest edge, 300-380m, photo, 8 June 2013.
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jacqui-nzΠεριγραφή
Sacred kingfisher regurgitated a food pellet (pictured).
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oscarkokakoΠεριγραφή
This bird was found on Muriwai Beach then successfully rehabilitated but the NZ Bird Rescue Trust. The identification was confirmed as a juvenile Lesser frigatebird by bill measurements and markings.
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birdexplorersΠεριγραφή
1.0 SOLOMON ISLANDS
1.1 Guadalcanal
Mount Austen, common, in forested and open forest areas on mountain, 50-380m, photo, 28 April 2013.
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birdexplorersΠεριγραφή
1.0 SOLOMON ISLANDS
1.1 Makira, Wemisimisi
Ravo River, common in forest and forest edge around town, 5-150 m, photo, 17 May 2013.
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birdexplorersΠεριγραφή
1.0 SOLOMON ISLANDS
1.1 Makira, Tutu, ssp christophori
Hauta Area, occasionally seen in forest along the mountain ridges, males, females and juveniles, 530-540m, photo, 18 May 2013. Male here.
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birdexplorersΠεριγραφή
1.0 solomon islands
1.1 Makira, Gaku
Hauta Area, fewseen in forest areas in upland, 530-540m, photo, 18 May 2013.
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garywwilsonΠεριγραφή
A displaying male Victoria's Riflebird, Ptiloris victoriae, Paradisaeidae, Kuranda. A common species at this location.
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mhedinΠεριγραφή
low PJ sage, rich herbaceous + grass cover, limestone cobble substrate
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danielzurekΠεριγραφή
Spiders collected in Queen Creek, AZ. Photo taken in lab at University of Pittsburgh.
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dougwechslerΠεριγραφή
Male Green Frogs fighting; Lithobates clamitans, PA, Philadelphia, Schuylkill Center
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graham_montgomeryΠεριγραφή
Under a rock. <1 mm long. Been keeping an eye out for these for years -- exciting to finally find one! One of seemingly very few records from southern California. Santa Ynez Canyon is quite moist already, made more so by recent rains, which is probably why this soil-dwelling hexapod (but not an insect)! was so near the surface.
