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Culebra de Cola Puntiaguda (Contia tenuis)Observ.
stop4snakesDescripción
Heyyyy! Only the second snake I’ve ever night walked!
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Murciélago Oreja Larga (Myotis evotis)Observ.
riley_frasierDescripción
Found on the ground mid-day. Briefly checked him out before placing him in a shaded oak stump.
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Culebra de Collar del Noroeste (Diadophis punctatus ssp. occidentalis)Observ.
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Rana Pata Roja (Rana aurora)Observ.
herpmfDescripción
Check out his hand. In cultivated garden in Kale.
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Hyla intermediaObserv.
giuseppe_guarinoDescripción
Un esemplare meraviglioso di raganella, probabilmente italica ma aspetto gli esperti
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Género RanaObserv.
herpmfLugar
PrivadoDescripción
An example of a hybrid Rana pretiosa × cascadae from a sympatric population. Short, round rostrum and toe webbing to the last phalanges on the hind feet, while retaining longer hind legs and coloration/marking of R. cascadae.
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Salamandra Neblinosa (Aneides ferreus)Observ.
veltkampDescripción
This Aneides was found in a seabird burrow on Hunters Island near Cape Sebastian. Very exciting. Island accessed with USFWS permission for an OSU seabird project.
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Paíño de Leach (Hydrobates leucorhous)Observ.
veltkampDescripción
Island accessed with USFWS permission for an OSU seabird project.
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Alca Rinoceronte (Cerorhinca monocerata)Observ.
veltkampDescripción
Island accessed with USFWS permission for an OSU seabird project. Bird handled by trained professionals with proper federal permits.
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certified_dendrophileDescripción
Scattered along a recently cleared roadcut. Dusty plants, not 8 ft from the road.
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Chorlo Tildío (Charadrius vociferus)Observ.
certified_dendrophileDescripción
Biking past, got a very defensive posture from the parent bird, as opposed to the usual leading away from nest.
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Lagartija Norteña de Mancha Lateral (Uta stansburiana ssp. elegans)Observ.
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Tumor del Cuello (Agrobacterium radiobacter)Observ.
sedgequeenDescripción
on Betula pendula
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Salamandra Gigante del Pacífico (Dicamptodon tenebrosus)Observ.
colorado_crustaceansDescripción
One of the nicest ones I’ve ever seen.
Humboldt County
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Salamandra Delgada de California (Batrachoseps attenuatus)Observ.
colorado_crustaceans
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Lagarto Escorpión de Oregon (Elgaria multicarinata ssp. scincicauda)Observ.
mattribbit
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Culebra de Collar del Noroeste (Diadophis punctatus ssp. occidentalis)Observ.
veltkampDescripción
Under a rock. Pretty good size
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Sapo Occidental (Anaxyrus boreas)Observ.
flowerysalliesDescripción
Got spooked
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Salamandra de Cola Manchada (Eurycea lucifuga)Observ.
jonhakimDescripción
Two adults spotted in back of cave, only one photographed.
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Falsa Coralillo Real de California (Lampropeltis zonata)Observ.
dariansantnerDescripción
Washington State
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Mamushi de Cola Corta (Gloydius brevicauda)Observ.
j-jDescripción
Eating a Chinese red-headed centipede
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cappaertDescripción
ID confirmed by Joel Gardener. The somewhat flattened postero-lateral "tabs" of the propodeum are a distinctive feature.
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Orden HelotialesObserv.
jordan_gates_Descripción
Growing on blackberries that were still attached to the plant. Growing facing downwards
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Salamandra Enana de Chamberlain (Eurycea chamberlaini)Observ.
diomedea_exulans_li
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Venus Atrapamoscas (Dionaea muscipula)Observ.
asabspadeDescripción
@wyattd I visited a new section of sphagnum bog today and encountered a number of patches of naturalized flytraps.
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Salamandra de Piel Rugosa (Taricha granulosa)Observ.
beartrackerDescripción
Newt tracks on river edge.
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Salamandra de Piel Rugosa (Taricha granulosa)Observ.
pkleemanDescripción
Accidentally triggered the unken reflex when I removed it from a stairwell it was trapped in.
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Salamandra de Piel Rugosa (Taricha granulosa)Observ.
morthortDescripción
We found this chorus frog on the back of a rough skinned newt's back on the ground inside a "burrow" dug into the soil and surrounded by mounded grasses. We found two of these frog/newt duos in separate burrows. We put them back where we found them. What's going on here?
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Salamandra de Samwell (Hydromantes samweli)Observ.
leppinmDescripción
Found under rock. 47 F.
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Salamandra del Río Scott (Plethodon asupak)Observ.
leppinmDescripción
Found under rock. 51 F. General location: South of Klamath River, within 1km of Scott River Rd, & north of Scott Bar.
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Sapo Dorado (Incilius periglenes)Observ.
herpguyDescripción
This pair of now extinct Golden Toads was photographed at the entrance to the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve where they were kept for visitors to the park to see since their observance in the wild was limited to only a few days a year during the onset of their breeding season (late May & early June). This species is sexually dimorphic, the males are bright orange or yellow and females are dark brown with red spots.
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Salamandra Arborícola (Aneides lugubris)Observ.
backyardbiologist77Descripción
For those of you who were wondering, yes, I made sure not to hold the salamander for too long, as holding them for too long can injure them.
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Boa Enana (Charina bottae)Observ.
leppinmDescripción
Under rock with adult Northwestern Gartersnake
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Género PlethodonObserv.
certified_dendrophileDescripción
Near 2000 rd in the center of Elliott SF.
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Salamandra de Piel Rugosa (Taricha granulosa)Observ.
micro_ecologistDescripción
Stomach is pale yellow with darker sunset orange coloration around the sternum region. Was found in a pond, on the outside of a fish trap.
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brewbooksDescripción
The largest Alaskan Yellow Cedar (Cupressus nootkatensis) I've ever seen.
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Cornus nuttalliiObserv.
certified_dendrophileDescripción
Tree—at least 30 ft tall. Flowers surrounded by large white bracts. Compound, small flowers. 4 petals and stamens, 1 pistil.
