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Ratón Casero Eurasiático (Mus musculus)Autor
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found in the wall during renovations
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Sección CatalpaAutor
dailaisLugar
McGill University - Agricultural And Environmental Sciences, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC, CA (Google, OSM)
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Chopo Americano (Populus deltoides)Autor
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Massive at ~509 cbh, which makes me think it wasn't planted. I would have to check aerial images to make sure. Update: 20 m tall according to Meta's tree mapping tool
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Rana de Pantano (Lithobates palustris)Autor
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Hesitant ID.
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Culebra Listonada Común (Thamnophis sirtalis)Autor
frontyardscientistDescripción
Finally! I have fulfilled my wish of seeing one of these 😄
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ellenjones6Descripción
In a sunny area along the causeway between Lake Colby and Little Colby Pond on the Lake Colby Railroad Tracks near Saranac Lake: https://wildadirondacks.org/lake-colby-railroad-tracks.html
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ellenjones6Descripción
On the lake shore at Heart Lake: https://wildadirondacks.org/heart-lake-trail.html
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Tortuga Lagarto Norteña (Chelydra serpentina)Autor
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Common names : Common snapping turtle [English] ; Tortue serpentine [Français]
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frontyardscientistDescripción
Could it be another species of Zanthoxylum or Rosa? If not this is one of Québec's only Zanthoxylum americanum observations directly east of Montréal. Exciting! As you can see in the third shot I picked some trash out of the leaf pile 🙂
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Esfinge del Euforbio (Hyles euphorbiae)Autor
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This hawk moth was in a laboratory to see its evolution from a caterpillar (that was found in nature) to a butterfly.
Common names : Spurge hawk-moth [English] ; Sphinx de l’euphorbe [Français]
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Palmera Excelsa (Trachycarpus fortunei)Autor
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Down town nan
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Falso Esturión de Nariz de Pala (Pseudoscaphirhynchus kaufmanni)Autor
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Detailed info: http://life-on-earth.ru/sokhranenie-bioraznoobraziya/amudarinskie-lopatonosy-reka-vakhsh-tadzhikistan
Photos 1-19:
Pseudoscaphirhynchus kaufmanni (Small narrownose form) caught in the lower stream of Vakhsh River (Tadjikistan) in 2012-2013 for conservation purposes and its eggs (on various stages of theier development) and larva (the photos of eggs and larva were taken by Dmitry Balashov - a member of EARAZA the most rare Eurasian sturgeons conservation group).
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Alexey Chernyak with Pseudoscaphirhynchus kaufmanni (Вig broadnose form) caught at the same place in 2012 for conservation purposes (Вig broadnose form is a rare guest in Vakhsh River coming from Amu Darya River time to time.
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The biggest I've seen thus far. It obviously died to EAB like the others
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Autor
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Autor
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Septiembre 18, 2017Descripción
long, oval leaves, small clusters of seeds. not very tall but spreads out in width
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Capulín (Prunus serotina)Autor
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Odd jelly like secretion from this tree. Looks like possibly a spruce?
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Acacia de Tres Espinas (Gleditsia triacanthos)Autor
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on sandy soil near beach
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the tree with the pod on which the woodpecker is perched.
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Habas, Frijoles, Tréboles Y Parientes (Subfamilia Faboideae)Autor
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Encinos o Robles Blancos, Rojos Y Parientes (Subgénero Quercus)Autor
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An odd oak. I'm unsure if this is just a mutation on a garry oak, or if this is something else entirely. Found in the Summit Park garry oak meadow.
