Favoritos de matt_becker
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Tecolote del Oeste (Megascops kennicottii)Observ.
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Breeding here for many years
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Tecolote Serrano (Glaucidium gnoma)Observ.
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We had another magical encounter with a Pygmy owl.
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Anó Pico Surcado (Crotophaga sulcirostris)Observ.
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"I think there's an Ani in there"
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Biznaga Partida de Espinas Curvas (Coryphantha recurvata)Observ.
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IMG_8839.HEIC
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Yaguarundí (Herpailurus yagouaroundi)Observ.
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Los detalles de este registro están en el libro "Relatos de Fogata". El gato entró en la noche a la casa del Sr. Samuel Covián, en la ranchería Rincón de Luisa. Fui a rescatarlo y, una vez dormido, la familia quiso una foto con él; un macho adulto de 6 kg.
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Cascabeles (Género Crotalus)Observ.
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Pretty sure this is a hybrid rattlesnake. I believe it is between Crotalus ornatus and Crotalus viridis as both occur in the area and this snake displays characteristics of both.
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Cascabel Obscura de Querétaro (Crotalus aquilus)Observ.
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Víbora de Cascabel
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Rare but highly distinctive endemic of the understory of pine forests south of El Salto, Durango. This is a rarely documented species, but it should be looked for in this area of Durango. This observation is also documented with an herbarium collection, M. Egger 1287, WTU.
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Cascabel de Cola Negra Mexicana (Crotalus molossus ssp. nigrescens)Observ.
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Aproximadamente 1 metro de largo
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Cascabel Obscura de Querétaro (Crotalus aquilus)Observ.
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Senderismo en Bosque de Encino.
Fotografía Rafael Monroy
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Culebra Chirrionera Roja (Masticophis flagellum)Observ.
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Up in a sumac bush!
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Chipmunk seeking water from seep at the head of Soledad Canyon, within the Organ Mountains. The afternoon was warm, windy, and under clear sky.
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This snail's shell is about 2 cm and was found in a large shady, semi-moist rocky canyon near a running spring in the Organ Mountains. The ability to withstand extreme dessication give the desert snails incredible recognition. Though I have yet to find a living snail in its shell in the desert.
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Zorra Gris (Urocyon cinereoargenteus)Observ.
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I had been trying and failing to get some pic's of a Stellar's Jay for about 5 minutes in the shade of this same tree and had that "being watched" feeling. He was about 10 feet up the tree and never budged for the 10 minutes I was there
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Polilla Tigre Mexicana (Apantesis proxima)Observ.
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The caterpillar was found inside my home during a bad rain storm so I kept it safe indoors. It immediately started cocooning the next day, so I decide it to keep it safe indoors until it’s day of coming out. It was released as soon as it seemed to be able to walk without wobble.
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Quetzal Orejón (Euptilotis neoxenus)Observ.
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Very rare for NM. Continuing in this area at the time of sighting.
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Cacomixtle Norteño (Bassariscus astutus)Observ.
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Fue encontrado por bomberos
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Camaleón de Montaña de Cuernos Cortos (Phrynosoma hernandesi)Observ.
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Nopal Peludito (Opuntia trichophora)Observ.
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In Aden crater.
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Muérdago (Phoradendron leucarpum)Observ.
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Christmas Mistletoe (Phoradendron tomentosum)
Usá ArgentiNat con app iNaturalist
