Favoritos de landfrog
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owenclarkinDescripción
with Green Ash for comparison:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/197822834
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Roedores (Orden Rodentia)Observ.
abbifungiDescripción
Some sorts of voles and/or shrews in an owl pellet
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threepogoniasDescripción
A third-acre stand of pure sassafras, with a few ancient individuals. Possibly/probably a single very old clone
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Ganso Común Doméstico (Anser anser var. domesticus)Observ.
cantfindphoebeDescripción
Longtime colony of ferals.
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Escribano Pigmeo (Emberiza pusilla)Observ.
alowemasDescripción
Known rarity, private location
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Salamandra de Espalda Roja (Plethodon cinereus)Observ.
radbackedsalamanderDescripción
Under leaf litter in a wet seep.
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moleDescripción
Dorsal view of native Phylomycid slug Megapallifera mutabilis. Found feeding on lichens on broken branch under an oak tree. Determination by M. Paustian
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kuedaDescripción
Was quite pleased to find a Spring Salamander at all, extra pleased to find one eating another salamander, and interested to find it so far from the stream. Maybe they were driven upland by the storm runoff.
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randompaleonerdDescripción
Collected outdoors on decomposing polypores, brought indoors for photos
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Papamoscas Fibí (Sayornis phoebe)Observ.
almhydeDescripción
Found in shrubbery under south-facing library solarium/dining commons.
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Vitis ripariaObserv.
hkozikowskiDescripción
Already added to form
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10/28/2022 Riparia
Lat: 42.396 Long: -72.521 Acc: 32
Roots: 5-15cm
Soil Core: 20 cm and 20 cm
Notes:
no more than two successive tendrils
orchard hill parking lot, in vegetation
sandy soil
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Gato Doméstico (Felis catus)Observ.
gori88llaDescripción
Deer shot with copper ammo. I was hoping first mammal this winter would be a Mustalid sp.
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Carya ovalisObserv.
threepogoniasDescripción
This species isn’t typically recognized from New England where it is subsumed under Carya glabra, but given the strange habitat (sandy outwash with perched water table over silt-clay glaciolacustrine sediment) and the fact that I’ve never seen a pignut like this, I’m going to throw out the C. ovalis ID, which is recognized in Weakley’s flora of the Southeast (and lists MA as the northern extent).
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Salamandra de Mármol (Ambystoma opacum)Observ.
vernal3Descripción
64* F ambient Small woodland vernal pool rich with fauna. Wood frogs egg cases have just released tiny larvae. Fairy shrimp, and more.
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Huilota Común (Zenaida macroura)Observ.
madeleine121Descripción
Feathers on a bush, what happened here?
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Ganso Blanco (Anser caerulescens)Observ.
radbackedsalamanderDescripción
Every morning at roughly sunrise my bus passes by a field which always has Canadian Geese but today it had 2 or 3 white geese with orange beaks and black-tipped wings.
If they are still there tommorow I'll try to get a photo.
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Palo Blanco (Celtis occidentalis)Observ.
threepogoniasDescripción
One of very few tree-sized individuals I’ve seen in Massachusetts
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Garza Morena (Ardea herodias)Observ.
agarrity2640Descripción
First few photos are of the pair mating (female's head kind of looks like a middle branch)
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Ardilla Voladora Sureña (Glaucomys volans)Observ.
tfrenchFecha
Falta la fechaDescripción
This is an adult male Southern Flying Squirrel compared to 2 of the last specimens of Northern Flying Squirrel preserved from MA. The most recent preserved specimen was from Belchertown, Hampshire Co. on May 24, 1968. The species may still exist in MA, but if so, its range has contracted and numbers have significantly declined.
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Ardilla Listada del Este Americano (Tamias striatus)Observ.
tfrenchDescripción
This is about the 6th melanistic Eastern Chipmunk I have heard of in MA. It was in very good condition, so it was donated to a state mammal research collection.
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Rana Arbórea Ardilla (Hyla squirella)Observ.
mushroomprideDescripción
Who knows tropical frogs ?? This dude hitchhiker on nursery stock from Florida
He is so cute. About an inch long and changes colors. I don't think it's a Cuban because I've seen several of those before and it doesn't really have the same color or size .
Usá ArgentiNat con app iNaturalist
