Favoritos de velodrome

He's still in a dream
Photos not in chronological order

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In 365 nanometer UV light

Info on what makes it blue:

https://www.nature.com/articles/211855b0

Rainy night. Many newts out and about. This newt was found eating a worm. The worm was not calm. The worm was very actively trying to escape.

Albino.

Caught by a cormorant and carried for awhile then dropped in the creek as the bird gave up trying to swallow it.

In amplexus with a male Pseudacris regilla.

These are my favorite oak right now I think

photographed through spotting scope using iPhone

landed on the rock where a young hiker was already residing on. Condor ended up perching alongside the individual for roughly 30-40 minutes

caught, maneuvered, ate frog

interspecific amplexus female P. leucomystax with R. reindwardtii

swamppeat secondary forest
all data taken inside consesion forest of PT. Mohairson Pawan Khatulistiwa (PT MPK)

Tiny (1-2 mm)....not easy to photograph!! Foraging underwater on film on rocks...

With an amphipod (?) buddy in foreground (not in focus).

I saw it while hiking! It was resting in the shade of small boulders and when it heard me approaching, it jumped up to look at me.

As always, correct me if I'm wrong. However, that looks like a pink gape, pink legs, and light patterning. Last photo shows it standing in front of a Herring Gull.

Within the +/- of this record: https://www.cch2.org/portal/collections/individual/index.php?occid=1228971
Well over 6 dm. Bright green, round/reniform but generally wavy-margined leaves

Within the +/- of this record: https://www.cch2.org/portal/collections/individual/index.php?occid=1228971
Over 6 dm. Bright green, round/reniform but generally wavy-margined leaves

At least 500 plants; upper portions of at least 3 slopes of Palmdale Hills

A fallen branch around 60 cm long, stems woody.

Seed photos taken two weeks later, stem cross-section photo taken four years later.

@keirmorse, I was surprised to come across this—the only one I saw—right on the PCT, and blooming on Dec 31st?!

I thought of you. I’m guessing this is M. davidsonii…

North Seymour

Juveniles de albatros de ceja negra. A diferencia de los albatros de cabeza gris, estos hacen sus nidos todos juntos en barriales abiertos entremedio del tussok. En isla Gonzalo.

@ktnoonan

It grabbed the peanut and flew off with it

Vocalización incluida.