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BrianEdmond

BrianEdmond

By day, I'm an IT professional. By night, I'm a roaming naturalist. I love Missouri, being a native, but I love the outdoors everywhere.

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BrianEdmond Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by BrianEdmond Blue Springs, Missouri, USA 2 months ago

Looks (and description sounds) like a downy or hairy woodpecker. It's hard to tell which it is. Hairy is bigger with a bigger beak, downy is small. Other than that, they look very similar.

BrianEdmond Eastern Box Turtle
Eastern Box Turtle commented on by BrianEdmond Missouri, USA 2 months ago

Beautiful box turtle! It's definitely a _Terrapene carolina_ (three-toed or eastern box turtle). The color and pattern can be extremely variable. The pattern on the plastron (bottom part of the shell) is often needed to distinguish between this species and the related Ornate Box Turtle (Terrapene ornata). You have both in your area, so keep an eye out for them!

BrianEdmond American sweet gum
American sweet gum commented on by BrianEdmond Columbia, Missouri, USA 2 months ago

The colors in the first photo are surreal! Thanks for posting it!

BrianEdmond House Mouse
House Mouse commented on by BrianEdmond Missouri, USA 2 months ago

It looks like a Peromyscus (Deer Mouse or White-Footed Mouse) to me.

BrianEdmond Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by BrianEdmond Missouri, USA 4 months ago

Was it growing in or near a stream? Do you have photos of the vegetation?

BrianEdmond Redbelly Snake
Redbelly Snake commented on by BrianEdmond Missouri, USA 4 months ago

I don't know why your sightings are showing up as unidentified even though you have them listed correctly.

BrianEdmond Vole species..
Vole species.. commented on by BrianEdmond Missouri, USA 4 months ago

I'm not much of a mammal guy but that is definitely not a mole (Scalopus aquaticus). It might be a vole, which is a rodent (moles are insectivores).

BrianEdmond Bullfrog
Bullfrog commented on by BrianEdmond Paterson, New Jersey, USA 5 months ago

Hi Hollye,

In your area, the frog is probably either a bullfrog or green frog. You need to get a shot of the body before you can tell for sure.

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fungus commented on by BrianEdmond Papua, Indonesia 6 months ago

Wow, these are really neat. Chanterelles?

BrianEdmond Western Slender Glass Lizard
Western Slender Glass Lizard commented on by BrianEdmond Missouri, USA 6 months ago

Thanks to both of you!