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Κρητικός Κοχλιός (Cornu aspersum)

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anxietymademedoit

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Μάρτιος 27, 2024 06:16 ΜΜ PDT

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nmisra

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Ιανουάριος 2024

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Green 26, Little Stinker

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Λευκοκέφαλος Θαλασσαετός (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)

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nmisra

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Ιανουάριος 9, 2024 11:33 ΠΜ PST

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nmisra

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Ιανουάριος 2024

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Tag 569, Phoebe the Forager

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Χηνοπρίστης (Mergus merganser)

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sarahcoty

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Ιούλιος 19, 2023 08:18 ΠΜ PDT

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With seven babies! And one photos shows one of the babies hopping on the parent's back!

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sarahcoty

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Ιούλιος 14, 2023 04:12 ΜΜ PDT

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This Acorn Woodpecker was guarding a nest - zoom in and look closely to see (I count three!) baby birds!

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Ψαραετός (Pandion haliaetus)

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sarahcoty

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Ιούνιος 28, 2023 10:56 ΠΜ PDT

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This is my 2,000th observation for iNaturalist: three osprey were circling and diving catching fish. These are the best of the photos I took...what an awesome and epic thing to see! (Also I feel bad for the people fishing in kayaks because they aren't nearly as good at this fishing business as the gorgeous osprey are...)

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Λευκοκέφαλος Θαλασσαετός (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)

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sarahcoty

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Ιούνιος 21, 2023 03:29 ΜΜ PDT

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In this observation there are two juvenile and two adult bald eagles. (I was only able to photograph the adults individually though - one adult was in an adjacent tree and one adult was in the tree with the juveniles - and I wasn't quick enough to capture them both flying when they traded places.) I spent an hour on the Sawmill Cove trail observing these. The juveniles were so loudly begging for food. The adults were so loudly crying to each other. What an overwhelmingly awesome experience. I stood on the foundation remains of one of the Sawmill Cove structures to take these photographs. I have so many more, but I think the ones shared here are the best. (Well they're all the best to me...) BEST INATURALIST MOMENT FOR ME EVER!