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Photo is an actual photo of live insect taken by me at the time listed 2023-10-01 16:43:29 at OAK airport arrival terminal for southwest flight (SWA3845) from Baltimore. It was found alive on a passenger inside the airplane while landing, captured, and euthanized in the airport terminal. All details (ie coordinates, time of photo) are exact. No other individuals were seen but a detailed search of fuselage was not performed by poster.

A solo visit, nearly my first in 10 years. These records are solely for the boat ramp and observation tower. The weather at 1113 was partly sunny, 75 degrees ("feels like" 75), and breezy. I left here at 1320 and headed home.

Sicista trizona
The location data reported is not accurate. The species are endangered. I do not disclose accurate occurrence data to protect your privacy.
Magyar szöcskeegér (Sicista trizona) fokozottan védett, IUCN: veszélyeztetett.
A faj védelme érdekében NEM pontos az előfordulási adat.
https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/92332716/92332725?fbclid=IwAR2q_b-4nWRyQ93uLEytraK1gA5zUn8sFMLdzqpDtDjpJ55Re0U3y5oXAYo

Posiblemente la especie sea Thrichomys fosteri, un split (On paraguayan Thrichomys (...) 2014. Guillermo D'elia, Philip Myers. Therya Vol 5. 153-166.

Fotografías de Sonia Maciel, Cerro Acahay (@Mysoulsuffers en Instagram), hizo dos videos

Videos disponibles en https://www.instagram.com/p/CdLbDOprMkU/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

I collected this snake because I wasn't sure of its identity. Although at first glance it looked a bit like T.gracilis it didn't match exactly. I have seen a lot of gracilis from this general area.

It was preserved and deposited in the TCWC. It was later identified as T. atriceps by Jim Dixon. I don't know the basis of this ID.

It really doesn't "look" like atriceps should, but the scalation and hemipenis appear to match? If anyone wants to check it out in the TCWC collection, it should still be there!