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Rough-legged Buzzard (Buteo lagopus)Observer
taek-guen-imDescription
I was going to go to Seoul on The March 1st Independence Movement Day,
My parents were going to Seoul on February 28th, so I followed them.
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Mainland Raccoon Dog (Nyctereutes procyonoides)Observer
taewooDescription
My beautiful picture
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Siberian Chipmunk (Eutamias sibiricus)Observer
choejunhoDescription
About 3 meters away. Sneaked 40 minutes to take the photo.
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Genus ChrysisObserver
choejunhoDescription
same individual as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/119687112
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Asian Shaggy Digger Bee (Anthophora villosula)Observer
choejunhoDescription
same individual as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/118490036
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Amur Yellow-throated Marten (Martes flavigula ssp. borealis)Observer
whaichiDescription
Heard some rustling in the bushes to my right and a marten came strolling out onto the trail and we shared one of those comic book moments when two characters stop and stare at one another in surprise before it scurried back the way it came. Caught the sound of yipping and growling, then one shot across the trail while a second climbed a tree and took off in arboreal pursuit. Disappointed not to get any better photos but very excited to have had the encounter!
This observation is for the second individual, which I observed chasing the first from the trees.
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Black-spotted Frog (Pelophylax nigromaculatus)Observer
amarzeeDescription
With a few notea of P chosenicus
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Fly Death Fungi (Complex Entomophthora muscae)Observer
taewooDescription
My beautiful picture
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Asian Moccasins (Genus Gloydius)Observer
pintailDescription
노선호 연구원님의 사진입니다.
I am recording the above instance as G. tsushimaensis. The reason is that the COI gene in mitochondrial DNA resembles G. tsushimaensis more than G. ussuriensis.
Personally, I think that G. tsushimaensis and G.ussuriensis are one species, but according to the results of research and publication so far, it is first recorded as G. tsushimaensis.
I only know for sure that the COI gene in the above individual has a similar gene to G. tsushimaensis, not G. ussuriensis.
We know only a small part of the whole genome, so we can't be absolutely certain. As @yucheol_shin said, the possibility of G. ussuriensis cannot be ruled out.
However, the exact thing is that the COI gene resembles G. tsushimaensi. I think G. tsushimaensi and G. ussuriensis are the same species, but I'll try to record them based on what has been published so far.
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Amur Badger (Meles leucurus ssp. amurensis)Observer
amarzeeDescription
5 toes and right size
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Siberian Flying Squirrel (Pteromys volans)Observer
mikaelnymanDescription
Jätöksiä asutun pöntön katolla - droppings on top of nest box
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Trox mandliObserver
wonwoongDescription
Lateral, ventral, face shot provided.
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Ruby-tailed Cuckoo Wasps (Complex Chrysis ignita)Observer
wonwoongDescription
11 photos stacked.
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Asian Particoloured Bat (Vespertilio sinensis)Observer
choi_byung_jinDescription
엄마 떨어진 새끼 박쥐
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Chinese Windmill (Byasa alcinous)Observer
elsieemDescription
cocoon? Saw this on a hike. Sorry for the blurriness-it had in a really awkward place.
