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sadie_hickeyΠεριγραφή
in burned forest with Pseudotsuga menziesii, Umbellularia californica, and Quercus chrysolepis.
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caenvsciΠεριγραφή
Near an area with piled loose rocks, dead tree trunks, fallen logs, bay trees, ferns, damp soil and depressions created at the base of a bay tree where a main trunk had long ago broken off.
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caenvsciΠεριγραφή
Near a depression created at the base of a bay tree where a main trunk had long ago broken off. One other found less than a foot away.
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euhnΠεριγραφή
two alligator lizards found in a pot while gardening. shedding.
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Κουνέλι Της Ερήμου (Sylvilagus audubonii)Παρατηρητής
madtillerΠεριγραφή
The difference between the desert cottontail and brush rabbit definitely stand out when they are side by side. :)
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caenvsciΠεριγραφή
Huge bloom. Thousands of buds. Perhaps tens of thousands, would need some quadrats to be sure.
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caenvsciΠεριγραφή
Ten feet away. Too cold to care we were there.
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caenvsciΠεριγραφή
Was moving across the trail that was flooded and flowing slowly. Didn't seem able/willing to fly. Put it on a manzanita bush after pictures.
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damontigheΠεριγραφή
Permit = Collection under OneTam fungal bioblitz
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caenvsciΠεριγραφή
No picture, about four inches long. Slender. Green with black spots. On sidewalk headed towards certain death. Relocated to wet, shaded area in the channel below.
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cedric_leeΗμερομηνία
Δεκέμβριος 2017Περιγραφή
Found on the middle of a trail. Appears that someone had stepped on it. It was still alive when I found it.
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richardwassonΠεριγραφή
Found this dead in creek. Not sure what species it is.
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kookamongusΗμερομηνία
Δεκέμβριος 2021Περιγραφή
Emaciated and covered in warts, mouth partially open, clearly unheathy. Found immediately adjacent to (under the same log) completely smooth skinned, healthy adult.
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caenvsciΠεριγραφή
Three individuals. Left appears to be adult, middle likely juvenile, right possibly juvenile.
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rmyoshiharaΠεριγραφή
Update on 1/27/2020:
The habitat was a wooded riparian strip along a levee adjacent to agricultural fields at the edge of the Sacramento Bypass Wildlife Area.
Three photos have been added
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caenvsciΠεριγραφή
Could be a yellow morph of C. elegans - given range and deep yellow coloration of C. monophyllus that's probably what this is.
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stjohnwΠεριγραφή
This was the most exciting find of the day. My assumption is that this turtle just emerged after overwintering in its nest (we've seen them do this up in Lake County). We found this little friend at a relatively newly constructed restoration site, and it's super cool to know that these native turtles are able to breed here!
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hotel_calochortusΠεριγραφή
Dead with rodent tail hanging out of its mouth. Maybe a bird got them while the sally was struggling with the rodent?
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jlmartinΠεριγραφή
Trying to steal some uncooked pasta
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Αμερικανικός Ασβός (Taxidea taxus)Παρατηρητής
lotusmorningΠεριγραφή
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riley96Περιγραφή
Accidentally dug up some eggs when transplanting creeping wild rye
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Δυτικός Γκρίζος Σκίουρος (Sciurus griseus)Παρατηρητής
caenvsciΗμερομηνία
Σεπτέμβριος 2021Περιγραφή
Drinking from a gutter.
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marinebioteacherΠεριγραφή
Some of you have asked about this picture. THe Salamanders are in the creek that runs about ten feet in front of my home. Having the four sons I do they often go into the creek looking for Salamanders in and under the rocks. They like to see the variance in morphology and other interesting things. When they have a bunch like this they call me and ask for a picture as I took here. They then let them all go back into the rock where they found them until the next time they are bored enough to get into the creek. SO this is not a natural aggregation as found in the picture but more a picture of all the salamanders caught in a ten-foot-long part of the creek in about an hour.
