Favoritos de luck
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Arañas Cangrejo Vellosas (Género Mecaphesa)Observ.
grinninDescripción
Photos close-cropped; thank you @natev: hairs longer in ocular region, shorter/absent on rest of head
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lapis_the_mothmanDescripción
Looks like it was eating a Noctua pronuba larva
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rachel363Descripción
Very large, the rocks in the photo are roughly dime size. It went under the big rocks surrounding a large fire, and it was hot.
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bolsastewardDescripción
Found during habitat restoration. Observed, photographed then released in a safe location.
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Lechuza de Campanario (Tyto alba)Observ.
truthseqrDescripción
Barn Owl Pellet #A-28 (Site-A)
Found in the parking lot amid lots of whitewash.
Pellet length: 2 in (5 cm)
Pellet age: < 2 days (fresh)
This pellet contained the remains of:
a. (California Vole) https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/184744327
b. (Western Harvest Mouse x2) https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/184744329
c. (North American Jerusalem Crickets) https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/184747621
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truthseqrDescripción
Remains of one or more Jerusalem Crickets found in Barn Owl pellet #A-28.
Here is the observation for the pellet:
Pellet #A-28: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/184744325
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Molva (Ophiodon elongatus)Observ.
nmrveljDescripción
??? All algorithm so ID may be incorrect.
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Cuervo Norteamericano (Corvus brachyrhynchos)Observ.
bentleycolwillDescripción
lecistic
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Cuervo Norteamericano (Corvus brachyrhynchos)Observ.
jgattenDescripción
Comparison shot with Common Raven (above)
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Azulilla de Arroyo Vivaz (Argia vivida)Observ.
ouzelDescripción
It was a very deep lapis lazuli blue
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Ñacurutú (Bubo virginianus)Observ.
ouzelDescripción
Five owls seen here tonight
Owl #4
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ouzelDescripción
I see we've seen this species here once before. The first time was in the manzanita grove.
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shaanaroesteDescripción
Similar: C. squamosa but not terricolous and apothecia rare.
"When sterile it is distinguished from Cladonia squamosa by the yellow colour (usnic acid), ± presence of orange pigmentation (K+ purple) at the base of the undersides of the basal squamules and absence of perforations in the podetia; entirely grey specimens, lacking usnic acid, are rarely encountered."
C. squamosa also seems to have more tapering podetia generally?
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huwalu_ka_usingDescripción
~13mm body length (not including antennae), nymph. Found underneath the boardwalk.
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Virus del Covid-19 (Severe acute respiratory syndrome-related coronavirus 2)Observ.
rebeccareaderleeDescripción
Well then, I guess I’m not leaving for Puerto Rico on the 12th
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Mosca del Establo (Stomoxys calcitrans)Observ.
maisieelliseDescripción
It was about as fun as it looks.
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Virus del Covid-19 (Severe acute respiratory syndrome-related coronavirus 2)Observ.
liam_pentangelo
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Virus del Covid-19 (Severe acute respiratory syndrome-related coronavirus 2)Observ.
gavinnuppLugar
Privado
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Virus del Covid-19 (Severe acute respiratory syndrome-related coronavirus 2)Observ.
ethan241Descripción
Didn't get too sick luckily.
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Virus del Covid-19 (Severe acute respiratory syndrome-related coronavirus 2)Observ.
douchDescripción
24-year-old female Homo sapiens sapiens; no comorbities known; no prior SARS-CoV-2 exposures known; 2 x Cominarty (Pfeizer) vaccinated; typical COVID-19 symptoms
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Virus del Covid-19 (Severe acute respiratory syndrome-related coronavirus 2)Observ.
markb1984
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Virus del Covid-19 (Severe acute respiratory syndrome-related coronavirus 2)Observ.
oddcodDescripción
very old photo, just remembered that people were posting their positive tests on here and thought i would too. i'm all better now :)
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kyronbDescripción
Found on my arm while I was trying to photograph a spider.
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Mapache (Procyon lotor)Observ.
luckDescripción
Two juveniles nonplussing a housecat.
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Cuervo Norteamericano (Corvus brachyrhynchos)Observ.
cindyleedanylukboisvertDescripción
Crow on the Top .. Raven in the Middle .. Red-winged Blackbird on the Bottom
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Cuervo Pescador (Corvus ossifragus)Observ.
jaygilliamDescripción
Known nesting location. Gave nasally "ahh-ahh" calls. Wing formula with P9 longer than P5 confirms ID.
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Mosca Plumón (Sphaerophoria scripta)Observ.
grinninDescripción
For the Annual Fleabane (Erigeron annuus), cf. inaturalist.org/observations/228585432
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Caracol Luna de Lewis (Neverita lewisii)Observ.
caritaDescripción
Laying eggs.
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Corneja Negra (Corvus corone)Observ.
schwalbe41Descripción
Diese Rabenkrähe nimmt nicht nur ein Sandbad, sie lässt sich auf einem Ameisennest Säure ins Gefieder spritzen, um die Parasiten loszuwerden. "Anting"
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Cuervo Norteamericano (Corvus brachyrhynchos)Observ.
davecarmeanDescripción
You can see the crow's head. Observed crow going into nest and sitting on it. See 28 April, and 20 May observation where the crow can be seen flying away from the nest.
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davecarmeanDescripción
In home, on my monitor, chasing the cursor. Tried to get better picture of face/eyes. Was still there next morning. Video (7 sec).
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Cuervo Norteamericano (Corvus brachyrhynchos)Observ.
davecarmeanDescripción
See 20 April observation where the head of the crow sitting on the nest is visible.
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Cuervo Norteamericano (Corvus brachyrhynchos)Observ.
rod_mclatchyDescripción
Here is my sequence of shots of the crow attempting to grab a duckling.
the duckling resurfaces in the last shot. whilst a Red-winged blackbird tries to shoo the crow away.
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Aves (Clase Aves)Observ.
karakaxaDescripción
Almost all of the birds that were collected within a few hours from three regions in the island (Sarakiniko, Karave, Kastri - but mostly the first area).
A mass migratory bird death event took place in the island this season. Its probable cause was strong North winds that caused a 1-2 week delay in Africa-East Europe migration. Many birds arrived to the island in critical condition, which was worsened by the lack of food and water. Most died of starvation and exhaustion and many were killed by cats and dogs.
Species found on May 4th- including those not in the photo:
Garden Warbler (30+), Spotted Flycatcher (20+), Wood Warbler (15+), Barn Swallow (15+), European Bee Eater (15+), Sedge Warbler (9), Icterine Warbler (4), House Martin (4), Western Yellow Wagtail (3), European Turtle dove (2), Golden Oriole (2), European Pied Flycatcher (2), Collared Flycatcher (1), Blue Rock Thrush (1), Tree Pipit (1), Eurasian Collared Dove (1), Common Snipe (1), Common Sandpiper (1), Wood Sandpiper (1), Squacco Heron (1), Great Reed Warbler (1), Eurasian Blackcap (1), Common Nightingale (1)
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Colibrí Cabeza Roja (Calypte anna)Observ.
luckFecha
Septiembre 2021Descripción
Hummingbird mating display dive and aero-squeak! There are 3 squeaks; the first is 30 seconds in.
I had started to record audio of the birdsong and by chance observed the dives but wasn't able to record video in time. Too awestruck!
Another hummingbird, possibly the intended female, had a front row seat on a powerline during the whole display.
I believe this is an Anna's based on the sound profile.
More info: https://www.audubon.org/news/hummingbirds-shake-their-tail-feathers-generate-high-pitched-sounds
And
https://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2008/01/30_hummingbird.shtml
