leshell's Favourites
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Pond Slider (Trachemys scripta)Observer
birdnerd722Description
Seemed like a weird location to find a turtle, even a dead one. It was on the side of a hiking trail. I wouldn’t be surprised if a person put it there.
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Perching Birds (Order Passeriformes)Observer
birdnerd722Description
Dead nestling found on the ground below trees. A shore crab was stuffed in its beak. Possibly it died from choking on the crab?
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Oceanic Triggerfish (Canthidermis sufflamen)Observer
leshellDescription
About 1 foot or larger, found in less than 6 feet of water. I have video if needed for additional confirmation.
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Spotted Eagle Ray (Aetobatus narinari)Observer
leshellPlace
Missing LocationDescription
Caught us by surprise. It swam right under us, chomped on a few things, and seemed completely unphased by our presence.
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Longsnout Seahorse (Hippocampus reidi)Observer
pkunnenPlace
Missing LocationDescription
7 m diepte
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Fungi Including Lichens (Kingdom Fungi)Observer
aliandbriceDescription
Tentative ID
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Pixie Cup and Reindeer Lichens (Genus Cladonia)Observer
randyprattDescription
Lichen found among mosses and grasses in prairie. Glacial heritage preserve. Sunny and chilly. Dewy, damp. Near recently burned site but this specific corner has not been burnt in many years. Cladonia lichens, liverworts, abundant.
microscopy: squamulose (green tops/white unders), base very aerolate, blackening towards base with melanized background. K-, UV-
Fits description for C. Phyllophore
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leshellDescription
It looks like moss started growing in the groove of a blade of grass. I never saw anything else like it on the beach.
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Large-flowered Triteleia (Triteleia grandiflora)Observer
moosechildDescription
Deeply bell-shaped corolla, white with blue vein on each petal
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Life (Life)Observer
eebeeDescription
Looking for ID for whatever organism made these little seed-like things.
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Genus ThyronectriaObserver
marykriegerDescription
on dead standing wood, raining
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Common Cat's-Ear (Hypochaeris radicata)Observer
natureguyDescription
Source: IMG_2132x
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Smooth Cat's Ear (Hypochaeris glabra)Observer
adamschneiderDescription
Probably a weed. Very common in the Criterion Tract.
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Elders (Genus Sambucus)Observer
giantcicadaDescription
Sambucus nigra? The leaf shape and arrangement seems different from our native Sambucus. In disturbed, damp mixedwood-hardwood forest.
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Steeplebush (Spiraea douglasii)Observer
giantcicadaDescription
damp, disturbed mixedwood-hardwood forest
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Something...Observer
karmunDescription
I don’t think I’m imagining this. The trees on our property are being destroyed by parasites that look like branches but appear to be snake-like creatures that drill into the tree. They appear to snatch and. Eat animals that come too close. I’ve never heard of such a thing.
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Animals (Kingdom Animalia)Observer
ewrunn1ngDescription
Found under a log. Possibly droppings of a gastropod?
