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Bryozoan colonyAutor
oyaprairieDescripción
Identification is just a guess. Size varied from that of a quarter or half dollar to as big as the blade of a kayak paddle.
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kljinsitkaDescripción
Vertical plankton tow while still dark out. Approximate depth 25 ft.
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Oso Negro Americano (Ursus americanus)Autor
jeniferakDescripción
Must have been a cub
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Ácaro Parásito de Escarabajos (Género Poecilochirus)Autor
machiDescripción
On Nicrophorus
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Nutria Marina (Enhydra lutris)Autor
kelbyrandDescripción
Found dead on arrival on the pier in statter harbor. It had a bullet hole and appeared very recent. Reported to NOAA and Dept of Fish and Game.
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Catarina Californiana (Coccinella californica)Autor
birderryanDescripción
Found in salad, presumably came in on lettuce from who knows where. Baked to perfection. Sam ate it for 3 bucks
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vcancinoFecha
Septiembre 2024Descripción
Planted in a dispersed campsite under a PISI/TSHE canopy. Shrubs removed and disposed.
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svdrummerDescripción
adult male. has been hanging around a steller sea lion haul out on qayassiq off and on for 3 years.
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Espinocho (Gasterosteus aculeatus)Autor
kim215Descripción
UAF light trap study
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Línce Canadiense (Lynx canadensis)Autor
seth_beaudreaultDescripción
Missing a forepaw.
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Águila Cabeza Blanca (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)Autor
gtacco23Descripción
Dead eagle
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Vaca Marina de Steller (Hydrodamalis gigas)Autor
rileywynaDescripción
St Lawrence Island, Gambell .
We think this is a rib bone . It’s old and has been exposed to elements so it doesnt seem as heavy and dense as my Stellers Sea cow rib artifaft. But the size and shape are correct for a Sea Cow. Much too small for any of the whales unless they took a baby. I'm not sure it matches the rib shape of any other sea mammals. Much too big for a Walrus or Sea Lion.
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Género PalonicaAutor
robertweedenDescripción
The only record of anything from this family in ARCTOS is one Palonica pyramidata from Beaver Creek. If I even have the correct family this would be the first iNat record for Alaska.
It was on the siding of my house, so I have no plant association for it.
Length measured at 10 mm.
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Zarapito Ganga (Bartramia longicauda)Autor
rolandwirthDescripción
I decided to use this as the lead photo as it seemed to appropriately reflect how the Upland Sandpiper has adapted to humans. This one was hardly bothered by the close proximity of a jet taking off. It landed back on the runway edge where it had been feeding.
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Género CosmariumAutor
smellyturkeyDescripción
From sample taken August 10, 2024.
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Zarapito Ganga (Bartramia longicauda)Autor
kljinsitkaDescripción
Found by Josh, thanks for the heads up Matt G
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Autor
raindottDescripción
Pink Polypore or Pink Mold? Growing on soil in grass lawn in very moist places where there's a slight gap in grass density.
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teparyDescripción
ID for the midge. Ovipositing on fireweed buds. Also pictured is a parasitic wasp, likely Platygastrinae, ovipositing as well. Nature's checks and balances. I observed the midge ovipositing on many of the flower buds. Wasps kept flying in and visiting the buds she went to but were extra concentrated on this one bud. Lots of wasps were hanging out on the underside of the leaves. Visited the next day and saw several more of the same species of wasp visiting this exact bud, but no midges were present. Edit: 06/29/2024 this is the only flower bud to have developed a gall.
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isopodguyDescripción
He had been hiding inside a snail shell and poked his head out to see what was going on.
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Hongos de Saco, Levaduras Y Parientes (Filo Ascomycota)Autor
bwelkoDescripción
On Rubus pedatus leaf
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Tiburones Macarela (Orden Lamniformes)Autor
jwmooreDescripción
Saw large shark swimming slowly at surface. Approximately 3 to 5 m. Swam in circles but in a direction (corkscrew pattern). Observed for ~15 min. Water depth at place of observation was ~100 ft.
