emmabittacus's Favourites
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Bittacus ussuriensisObserver
macronyxDescription
Bittacus ussuriensis Plutenko, 1985
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Banded-thighed Rain Frog (Craugastor melanostictus)Observer
ticoswildstudioDescription
For more follow me on www.instagram.com/ticoswildstudio
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American Cinchona Plantation Tree Frog (Isthmohyla rivularis)Observer
jeancarlo_barrantes
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Fitzinger's Robber Frog (Craugastor fitzingeri)Observer
leo_alvalcDescription
1500 m de altitud.
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ricardovarelaDescription
Mosca escorpión fotografiada en Chiloé, Caleta Inio.
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Genus HarpobittacusObserver
bobgoodDescription
Small caterpillar or Larva eating a fungi
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Boreus elegansObserver
davecarmeanDescription
Male on snow alongside trail. In area with salmonberry, maples & alder.
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Common European Scorpionfly (Panorpa communis)Observer
mettevindDescription
With red mite
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American Cinchona Plantation Tree Frog (Isthmohyla rivularis)Observer
jersonsantamariaDescription
Isthmohyla rivularis
familia: Hylidae
Una de las especies del género Isthmohyla en Costa Rica, recuerdo cuando observaba la guía de anfibios y me decía cuando, hace un año tuve la oportunidad de avistar esta especie me asombro en el tipo de hábitat donde se encontraba, al compartir esta imagen es así mismo tratar de concientizar a nuestra sociedad de recordarles el porqué es importante proteger nuestra biodiversidad e impulsar más aún a la ciencia ciudadana y compartir com nuestras comunidades el conocimiento de estas especies para que ellos se identifiquen como tal y que asuman su compromiso con el medio ambiente.
Una especie en peligro crítico de extinción y a su vez una de nuestras joyas naturales en nuestros bosques tropicales.
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Narrow-lined Tree Frog (Isthmohyla angustilineata)Observer
dauneralvaradoDescription
dav
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Northern Rainfrogs (Genus Craugastor)Observer
leo_alvalcDescription
2300 m de altitud, Faldas del Volcán Turrialba
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Mourning Scorpionfly (Panorpa lugubris)Observer
bradmoonDescription
One individual is shown here, but numerous individuals of both sexes were active in the open grass with some shrubs in pine savannah.
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Genus BoreusObserver
toddboosterDescription
Male Snow Scorpionfly on snow surface along UBC Okanagan Pine Trail.
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Nuptial Scorpionfly (Panorpa nuptialis)Observer
nanofishologyDescription
!!!!!
Video: https://youtu.be/ol_drNv388g
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Central American Tigrina (Leopardus tigrinus ssp. oncilla)Observer
gjverspuiPlace
Missing Location
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Brown Spotted Hanging-Fly (Bittacus punctiger)Observer
nanofishologyDescription
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XFmp1Cr51Q
So... it turns out my yard is FULL of these things this year... I caught a pair MATING!!!!
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Indian Rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis)Observer
ivijayanandDescription
Indian One-horned Rhinoceros
Location: Kaziranga National Park - Eastern Range, Assam
Date: 16th November 2014
Equipment: Nikon D800 with Nikkor 300mm f2.8 + 2x TC
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graemevcDescription
Bittacidae sp. GC1
Identified as Bittacidae on Bowerbird by Graeme Cocks
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Palearctic and African Small Cats (Genus Felis)Observer
martinjungDescription
Casual observations in and near Bialowieza nationalpark.
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Giant Anteater (Myrmecophaga tridactyla)Observer
cartoontownPlace
Missing LocationDescription
El oso hormiguero gigante es una especie muy rara en Centroamérica, sobre todo por estar en peligro de extinción en América central, ya que en Sudamérica las poblaciones de esta especie se mantienen bien.
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American Cinchona Plantation Tree Frog (Isthmohyla rivularis)Observer
victoracostachavesDescription
Observed by Josimar Estrella, Michael Méndez, Gladys Jacques and Víctor Acosta-Chaves. Observed inside a bromeliad, in a secondary forest close to a riparian forest during the day.
Field work in relation to the observation was made thanks to Mohammed Bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund.
