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Clusters of bell shaped flowers with color ranging from blue to purple.
Cluster of mushrooms tucked under a dead tree trunk.
Brightly colored caterpillar, about 2.5 cm long.
Unidentified beetle of the weevil family (Curculionidae). About 1.5 cm long.
This is the male Hooded merganser in his breeding plumage.
Drying feathers and preening (pic3) after bath.
Non breeding plumage. Juveniles have a lighter chest - like the one on the left.
Breeding plumage. Males have a green mask around its eyes.
Foraging in the shallow tidal influenced estuary waters. Females are are ...
A saw several breeding pairs showing their breeding plumage. A small dabbling ...
The largest frog in North America, Green to yellow above with random mottling ...
Rather small beetle, though not tiny. The flower (thimbleberry, Rubus ...
Dark colored frog, about 8-9cm (3.5 in).
Restricted to dabbling in shallow waters Wigeon's are known to steal food from ...
The largest of the American Herons. Slate blue body and neck with a black and ...
Drake in his breeding plumage. The second pic shows the shoveler rotating or ...
Dark hood on the head, upperparts are dark bluish grey, the contrasting chest ...
Blue top of head and back, white underparts and cheeks, dark grey eye stripe ...
A mating pair. These medium sized dabblers are characterized by their round ...
Large green frogs with prominent eyes that have brown irises and horizontal, ...
These are small gulls and this one is transitioning to non breeding ...
A raptor that is variable in appearance and common throughout North America.
