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Toquí Pinto (Pipilo erythrophthalmus)Autor
ncb1221Descripción
I'm uploading this not exactly sure how it will be received.
There are numerous threads on the forum talking about drawings as evidence (https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/is-there-an-observation-field-in-use-to-flag-observations-with-drawings-sketches/464 https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/are-drawings-evidence/8595 and so far that seems to be upheld by iNat. I couldn't find anyone asking about similar recreations of a sound. So here is my best recreation of a bird sound that I heard but couldn't get a recording. I have heard this bird before, but can't find any match in my apps. The noise was coming from pretty high up in the trees. I heard it repeat a few times over the course of a minute.
A forum post I made about this observation: https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/whistling-humming-as-evidence/38642
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Rana de Patas Rojas (Rana draytonii)Autor
rurry44Descripción
The animal was very large. 51/4 inches from nose to hind end. It was sitting in the middle of the road about 200 feet from creek. I got one photo before the frog jumped into roadside vegetation. It did have the dark line along the eye but it was faint.
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Tecolote Llanero (Athene cunicularia)Autor
jzzipkinDescripción
Coyote moved on, but this burrowing owl held its guard for many minutes after the coyote left. Perhaps guarding nest?
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Género LargusAutor
arlenedevittDescripción
These tiny insects were clustered on the underside of purple vetch leaves. Photo by my brother-in-law.
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Salamandra Gigante de California (Dicamptodon ensatus)Autor
wildnaturepigDescripción
A very small salamander found in a creek in Armstrong Redwoods.
