Favoritos de loarie

Introduced population
(see : https://www.researchgate.net/publication/312632902_A_new_population_of_European_cave_salamanders_genus_Hydromantes_from_west-central_France_Relict_or_introduction)

Observation onboard a cruise ship

I may not have picked the most beautiful campsite, but I may have picked the most weaselful.

A rarity for California , and my first for California . This is not the palmeri race , shocking . This is in the Sacramento Valley .

Rocky shore, supra tidal.

Estuary of river, under stone.

Found pretty deep in a cave

@loarie dedicated to Inat's today webinar

We came upon this unusual looking huge fish that had washed up dead on the beach. After seeing the recent news story about the hoodwinker sunfish it reminded me of this fish. So thought I would share.

Returning from Metridium fields

Photographed by Jason Bradley in 2009, recently ID'd as being a Mola tecta

polilla

Any ideas what kind of creepy crawly this is?

King Cobras observed mating in the wild.

This high elevation bird of conifer forests was working this pinecone for some time before it succeeded in extracting that seed.

Canadian 1st on iNaturalist.

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Mating pair.

What a wonderful evening at Trinity River Audubon Center with fellow naturalists! We documented quite a few nocturnal critters that came to our blacklights. :)

Found this cute moth at our office.