Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

Rhododendron

by AaronFletcherNorth Carolina, USA

On the balds of the Appalachian

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Spotting

by evatashbrownVirginia, USA

Found along the Appalachian

Spotting

by Meghan C.Charlottesville, Virginia, USA

along the Appalachian

Timber Rattlesnake

by theblueeyedgurlGeorgia, USA

Wildcat Mountain, Appalachian

Large-flowered Bellwort

by Machipenna, USA

Lots of these scattered on the trail

Chincoteague Pony

by adam.terrell1994Virginia, USA

Very Short Pony, Bright Orange coat

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Pink Lady's Slipper

by MachiCambria Township, Pennsylvania, USA

Lone orchid with showy pink flowers and two tightly curled leaves

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Spotting

by mtdheckNew Castle, Virginia, USA

20 inch length. Pasta noodle like body

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Common Five-lined Skink - male

by nathandelppenna, USA

Appalachian

American Wintergreen

by Machipenna, USA

Wooded mountain trail that is a part of the ...

Lichen and Moss

by HeatherMillerDawsonville, Georgia

These trees and rocks had lichens and moss all over them.

Appalachian Brown butterfly

by GeodialistVirginia, USA

An Appalachian Brown butterfly spotted ...

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American Toad

by AaronFletcherNorth Carolina, USA

This frog was on top of the balds on Roan Mountain on the

Spotting

by AshleyDunnTennessee, USA

Found under a rock on the Appalachian

Giant Leopard Moth Caterpillar

by ThatBlueEyedGirlBlairsville, Georgia, USA

blue mountain shelter, Appalachian

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Eastern Red Spotted Newt

by theblueeyedgurlGeorgia, USA

Friendly little guy, so cool

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Thinlegged Wolf Spider

by MachiPennsylvania, USA

I'm guessing 3-4 cm, but I am not sure.

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Splendid Dagger Moth

by LauraLOVESbirdsVirginia, USA

1.5-2" long. Hairy

moss

by HeatherMillerDawsonville, Georgia

This moss was all over trees. This is very close to the terminus

Grand Globe

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

. Endemic to the Appalachian Mountains.

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Dung beetle

by davidmurrHarrisonburg, Virginia, USA

Found while hiking through Shenandoah National Park around 3100 feet.

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Eastern Box Turtle

by Konflict_803North Carolina, USA

Found her sitting on the side of a mountain while walking the

Ilia Underwing Caterpiller

by theblueeyedgurlHiawassee, Georgia, USA

light purple underbelly, camoflaged as a type of fungus seen covering some dead ...

Puffball (frozen)

by ThatBlueEyedGirlNorth Carolina, USA

frozen gelatinous puff ball ? or wolf fart puff ball? Help found on the

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Harvestman (molting)

by theblueeyedgurlGeorgia, USA

A friend found this underneath a shelter in the woods somewhere on the

Eastern American Toad

by LauraLOVESbirdsVirginia, USA

about an inch wide/long

Morning Glory

by LauraLOVESbirdsWest Virginia, USA

the Appalachian

Woolly blue violet

by mauna KunzahNew Jersey, USA

Intense purple flowers with heart-shaped, toothed leaves. They bloom in spring ...

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Old Man of the Woods

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

Very elegant and delicate black mushroom or toadstool with irregular ...

Hedgehog Mushroom / Sweet Tooth

by M FortuneNorth Carolina, USA

Found on the side of a hiking trail amongst ...

Downy Rattlesnake Plantain

by M FortuneNorth Carolina, USA

Found on the side of a hiking trail amongst ...

Flat-topped Coral

by M FortuneNorth Carolina, USA

2-3 cm tall

Peck's Milky

by M FortuneBent Creek, North Carolina, USA

5-7 cm wide.

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Cinnabar-red Chanterelle

by M FortuneNorth Carolina, USA

3-5 cm tall

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Timber Rattlesnake

by nah4497Pennsylvania, USA

I've never seen a yellow backed rattle snake. This 9 year old was very calm, ...

American Black Bear

by mr.davidpreutVirginia, USA

second was a dozen yards or so off the

Timber Rattlesnake

by mr.davidpreutVirginia, USA

Found this young rattler basking in a sliver of sunlight on a

Spotting

by Mandy HollmanVirginia, USA

Orange-ish caterpillar with black hairs. About an inch long.

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Waved Sphinx Moth

by LauraLOVESbirdsVirginia, USA

On window screen of registration building. ...1 of 160,000 moth species in the ...

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Blinded Sphinx Moth

by LauraLOVESbirdsVirginia, USA

Photo taken by my daughter. Hiking the

Banded Tussock Moth caterpillar

by LauraLOVESbirdsVirginia, USA

About 1.5 inches long, with black stripe length of its body. Yellow.

Oakworm Moth caterpillar

by LauraLOVESbirdsVirginia, USA

1.5-2" long. Black. Multiple long thin yellow strips the length of its body, ...

Enokitake

by JamesSchlittPearisburg, Virginia, USA

Small, slimy topped, firm but not rubbery.

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Great Spangled Fritillary

by CarolSnowMilnePennsylvania, USA

Family: Nymphalidae, Genus: Speyeria. Wingspan: 2.50 inches (6.35 cm). Orange ...

Large Milkweed Bug

by CarolSnowMilnePennsylvania, USA

Family: Lygaeidae. Adults and nymphs - Medium-sized hemipteran (true bug) ...

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Milkweed Tussock Caterpillar

by CarolSnowMilnePennsylvania, USA

Family: Erebidae, Subfamily: Arctiinae, Tribe: Arctiini (Although tussock is ...