Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Pink spotted hawkmoth

by wkuntzHonolulu, Hawaiʻi, USA

Sphinx moth introduced

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Multicolored Asian lady beetle

by KarenLFranklin, Tennessee, USA

Introduced

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Grape hyacinth

by April HathcoatOklahoma, USA

Introduced

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Chicory

by IareBethtorSanford, Maine, USA

Introduced

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Japanese beetle

by KarenLFranklin, Tennessee, USA

Introduced pest

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Japanese beetle

by KarenLFranklin, Tennessee, USA

Invasive introduced

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Chinese mantis

by LatimeriaMarietta, Ohio, USA

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cross spider

by KarenSaxtonOregon, USA

Introduced european

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Loblolly Pine

by VictoriaShirleyPhotographyAiken, South Carolina, USA

an introduced

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House Finch

by Emma Tulare, California, USA

House Finch is an introduced

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Italian Wall Lizard

by James.EstillKentucky, USA

An introduced

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Brazilian Vervain

by chesterbperryEast Ridge, Tennessee, USA

This is an introduced

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European Paper Wasp

by J New York, USA

Introduced

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Grass Carp

by VictoriaShirleyPhotographyAiken, South Carolina, USA

an introduced

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Bigleaf Periwinkle

by QWMomKennesaw, Georgia, USA

An introduced

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Ivyleaf speedwell

by drPVirginia, USA

One of several introduced

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Multicolored Asian lady beetle

by KarenLFranklin, Tennessee, USA

Introduced

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Seven-spotted lady beetle

by KarenLFranklin, Tennessee, USA

Introduced

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Common Dandelion

by J New York, USA

An introduced

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cross spider web

by KarenSaxtonOregon, USA

an introduced

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Java Sparrow

by TLKahului, Hawaii, USA

Spotted along a road not far from the beach, where they appear every morning. ...

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house sparrow

by Jeff DreierWashington, USA

Extremely successful introduced

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Black Locust

by JakubkoGreenville, New York, USA

A nonnative species

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Small Magpie

by Fyn KyndMaine, USA

Introduced European

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Peahen

by Hema ShahBakersfield, California, USA

Not as glamorous as the peacock ,elegant.

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Mother mute swan and her cygnet

by Ashley LambNorth Carolina, USA

Introduced

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european paper wasp

by KarenSaxtonOregon, USA

Introduced after 1981 this

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Red Bellied Turtle

by KalenEugene, Oregon, USA

turtle with red belly

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Pine Sawfly

by J New York, USA

Diprion similis, an introduced

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Asian spiny backed spider

by kunzahHilo, Hawaii, USA

the web in the sunlight. This is an

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Periwinkle

by Jillian CorreaIllinois, USA

Periwinkle is native to Europe and Western Asia, it was

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Seven-spotted lady beetle

by KarenLFranklin, Tennessee, USA

Introduced

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Eucalyptus Trees

California, USA

Tall tree, Introduced

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Air Potato Leaf Beetle

by KristenGilpinTampa, Florida, USA

The Air Potato Leaf Beetle (Lilioceris cheni) in an

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White-banded Toothed Carpet

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Small Geometrid with colorful pattern.

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Cabbage White

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Medium sized butterfly. Mostly white with yellowish margin. Black dot on wings ...

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Fruit Fly

by HeidiEatonMenomonee Falls, Wisconsin, USA

an introduced

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Spotted dove

by mauna KunzahHilo, Hawaii, USA

This introduced subspecies has distinct ...

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European Paper Wasp

by forestdragonConnecticut, USA

Adults feed on nectar. This one is feeding on the flower of an Angelica plant. ...

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Fourteen-spotted Lady Beetle

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Small Lady Beetle. White with squarish shaped black markings.

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Broad-nosed Weevil

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Small insect. Brownish gray with darker brown patterning. Seems fairly common.

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Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Large lady beetles with variable coloration and spotting.

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Gypsy Moth caterpillar

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Dark caterpillar with blue and red warts. Somewhat hairy. Head dark with light ...

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Suzuki's Promalactis Moth

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Tiny moth with bright orange and white coloration. This beautiful moth is an ...

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Indian Peafowl

by JoshuaGSmithMonrovia, California, USA

I counted this species because they have ...

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Gypsy Moth, male

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Medium sized brown moth with dark markings and large, feathery antennae.

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Terrestrial Flatworm

by forestdragonNew York, USA

. Introduced

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Lesser Celandine

by jesloweryColumbus, Ohio, USA

Groundcover/ low to the ground. An invasive