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timakimoffDescripción
Just a gorgeous snake. I was so happy it crossed my path.
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Colibríes (Familia Trochilidae)Autor
el_farrDescripción
Leucistic hummingbird!
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Abeja Melífera Europea (Apis mellifera)Autor
ionamDescripción
Down
By the sea
With a bee
On my knee
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Amapola de California (Eschscholzia californica)Autor
mnharrisDescripción
I took this picture, and then noticed something else, beginning a saga...
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Amapola (Eschscholzia caespitosa)Autor
lilyserraoDescripción
Slight spreading collar on some of these ones.
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Sidalcea virgataAutor
lucy_yusemDescripción
foliage deep green, pubescent, deeply toothed lobes. Flowers in loose raceme with short petioles.
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Rainbow cloudAutor
galaxywolf27Descripción
I know this isn’t an animal but i saw this really cool. Wether phenomenon called a circumhorrizon cloud
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Colibrí Rutilante (Colibri coruscans)Autor
claudinerlcoDescripción
Seen in the Quito Botanical Garden.
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Sassacus cyaneusAutor
rl7836Descripción
- very interesting little critters
- glitter bomb
- found in an old field
- on scale in last pic
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Abejorro Zumbador (Bombus sonorus)Autor
mickeylongDescripción
Nectaring on introduced Morning-glory along bike trail N. of Mines Ave.
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Rayadora Flameada (Libellula saturata)Autor
cfolandDescripción
In garden eating flying insects
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beccnDescripción
There were at least a dozen bumblebees on this particular sunflower
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Trébol Blanco (Trifolium repens)Autor
ecovoreDescripción
At least a half dozen four leaf clovers and one five-leaf clover. Never seen that before. Super lucky?
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Lagarto Caimán del Noroeste (Elgaria multicarinata ssp. webbii)Autor
professorcruzDescripción
The photo was taken by Lisa Hatfield. Lizard survived the encounter with the young cat and was released nearby. Though it may have been injured during the encounter, and during subsequent removal.
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Colibrí Cabeza Violeta (Calypte costae)Autor
coco_claireDescripción
First 5 photos of this Leucistic Hummingbird are from June 28, 2017, first sighting in Palm Desert, CA. The last 4 photos are from August 16, 2017. This gorgeous creature is so friendly with a huge personality. It comes when called and eats one gnat after another with so much to say! I feel he/she likes the yard because the concrete walls and house are painted bright white making this hummer feel protected. Keep in mind there are no feeders on the property. 1. Can you please help me identify the type of Leucistic this is. 2. Male or female? 3. Does this Hummingbird look healthy? I've noticed possible missing feathers on its wings. I'm not sure if it has worsened over time.Thank you :) all photos are mine and taken by me, Nicole Campanaro
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Colibrí Cabeza Roja (Calypte anna)Autor
beccnDescripción
Pretty sure this is my resident Anna's male but it was hard to confirm with the contrast from the sunrise
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deanwaltonDescripción
Pale green leprose crust on Prunus. Fluorescent orange. This also matched the description of Pyrrhospora quernea and Micarea xanthonica
This specimen did have apothecia hidden under a soridiate mass of dust.
Eugene is an hour from the coast, so the spot would not be considered coastal
Based on the info I have I am calling it Varicellaria rhodocarpa, but is much more leprose than the images I have seen of that species.
