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Cedro de Líbano (Cedrus libani)Observ.
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MMPX+383 Shouf Biosphere Reserve Barouk Cedar Forest, Barouk - Joub Jannine Rd, Lebanon (Google, OSM)
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Pino Silvestre (Pinus sylvestris)Observ.
ribes2018Descripción
Mar Lodge Estate Linn of Dee National Nature Reserve Scotland
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Parasitaxus ustaObserv.
joeysantoreDescripción
One single plant, growing somewhat close to a trail and six feet from its host plant. New location for this plant as far as I can tell. Never been recorded here before, even in the herbarium records.
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Cedro de Líbano (Cedrus libani)Observ.
rytas56Descripción
Forest of the Cedars of God
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Pinabete de Sitka (Picea sitchensis)Observ.
diego4natureDescripción
The trees were conifers, and didn't have needles like pines, scales like junipers/cypresses, or cones like the Douglas Fir. These trees grew in a line, due to the presence of a decaying log, and this species undergoes that habit. They formed the canopy of the Pacific Rainforest.
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Ciprés Mediterráneo (Cupressus sempervirens)Observ.
centaurDescripción
עץ הברוש היחידי בטבע בישראל.
בשמורת נחל בצת, הר אוכמן, מפנה צפוני.
The only native (non human planted) Cypress tree in Israel
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rjm2Descripción
The darkened leaf sectors are said to be some new and as yet unidentified beech tree disease, first noted in Ashtabula county a few years ago.
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Metasecuoya (Metasequoia glyptostroboides)Observ.
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Vegetation survey of Pengxi River drawdown zone; Day 2 Near Park headquarters - 2 m of water
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Araucaria de Humboldt (Araucaria humboldtensis)Observ.
vtanguyDescripción
Mont Humboldt summit
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Abaniquillo Verde del Noreste (Anolis carolinensis)Observ.
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Splits!
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Gallo Y Gallina Domésticos (Gallus gallus var. domesticus)Observ.
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this chicken is extra fresh
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Marmota de Vientre Amarillo (Marmota flaviventris)Observ.
nickellissDescripción
There were at least of 6 of them this day on an overlook across from Summitville Mine. Set up the GoPro since they were curious and approaching me, and got this great photo and video when they were messing with the camera. One of the my favorite critter encounters in two years of traveling.
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avagreenDescripción
The Pacific Ent is distinguished from others of the genus by its distinctive bushy eyebrows resembling almost a sword fern. The juvenile specimen pictured here is notable for its rebellious yet nonchalant nature as it is seen smoking a maple tree branch.
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Humano (Homo sapiens)Observ.
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Bird Nerds - a clue that there is something unusual in the nearby trees as they franticly grab their binoculars and cameras to record their discovery ! ! ! ! ! I should know as I am a Bird Nerd too ..........
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Ciprés de Los Pantanos (Taxodium distichum)Observ.
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In the Three Sisters Swamp on the Black River. Lots of old growth there (though I have no idea of the age of these in particular).
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Mothapalooza 2015 - Hybrid between butterfly and common milkweed stands
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Huernia zebrinaObserv.
botswanabugsDescripción
basalt rocky area nr river where a lot of cattle congregate.
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