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Tarántula Café Chocolate (Aphonopelma hentzi)Autor
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Septiembre 25, 2018
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Golondrina Común Americana (Hirundo rustica ssp. erythrogaster)Autor
kalamurphykingDescripción
White Rock lake, Winfrey Point
The Look
This is my cue to stop taking shots and slowly back off the porch so Papa can deliver the tasty treats to hungry babies. Communication success.
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Tapacaminos (Género Antrostomus)Autor
brentanoDescripción
I was so excited to see this when @kimberlietx flushed this and that was before I located it to figure out what it was.
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Tapacaminos (Género Antrostomus)Autor
kimberlietxDescripción
@brentano spotted this in the tree when I flushed it walking around in the woods. So glad he did!
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Rayadora Flameada (Libellula saturata)Autor
rkosteckeDescripción
Private Davis Mountains Ranch. Exact location not specified.
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Lince Americano (Lynx rufus)Autor
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Ran into vistor from out of state this morning. As we were watching birds this beauty slipped up on us.
Nice to meet you Tang Heng.
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Saltapared de Carolina (Thryothorus ludovicianus)Autor
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singing
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Colorín Pecho Canela (Passerina amoena)Autor
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Lazuli Bunting - River Legecy Park Arlington Tx - May 2016
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brentanoDescripción
Was going in and out of this same hole for a good five minutes before I moved on.
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Falsa Coralillo Real Moteada (Lampropeltis holbrooki)Autor
wildcarrotDescripción
Video of this beautiful snake: https://youtu.be/Oi0ybWrNkOs
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Araña Pescadora Oscura (Dolomedes tenebrosus)Autor
wildcarrotDescripción
2 big fishing spiders :D
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Zopilote Común (Coragyps atratus)Autor
kimberlietxDescripción
The dog and I stumbled on a pair of Black Vultures hidden under the trees this morning. One flew off and the other stayed on these branches watching us carefully. I suspect there were babies under the trees, which I would have LOVED to have seen, but not at the cost of stressing the parents further. Such a beautiful bird!
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Ácaros de Musgo (Suborden Oribatida)Autor
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Hundreds if not thousands of these things were lining the bridges
