This is a picture of a seagul when I was in Melbourne, Florida in the beginning of October.
Thanks, Forest Dragon. Glad to know you agree with my guess at the ID. I'll edit the spotting to reflect an ID of Clark's Nutcracker.
This is a photo of a ground hog that I found at the golf course I work at.
The red fox is a small, dog-like mammal, with a sharp pointed face and ears, an agile and lightly built body, a coat of lustrous long fur, and a large bushy tail. Male foxes are slightly larger than females. Sizes vary somewhat between individuals and geographic locations, those in the north tend to be bigger. Adult foxes weigh between 3.6 and 6.8 kg and range in length from 90 to 112 cm, of which about one-third is tail. Although red fox is the accepted common name for the species, not all members of the species are actually red. There are several common colour variations, two or more of which may occur within a single litter. The basic, and most common, colour is red in a variety of shades, with a faint darker red line running along the back and forming a cross from shoulder to shoulder on the saddle. Individuals commonly exhibit some or all of the following markings: black paws, black behind the ears, a faint black muzzle, white or light undersides and throat, a white tail tip, and white stockings. Other common colours are brown and black. Red foxes that are browner and darker than most of their species and have a cross on the saddle that is dark and prominent are sometimes referred to as cross foxes. Red foxes that are basically black with white-tipped guard hairs in varied amounts are known colloquially as silver foxes. Silver foxes are particularly valued by the fur trade, and large numbers were selectively bred in captivity when fox fur clothing was popular.
This trogonidae is considered one of the most beautiful birds of the American Continent. The mesoamerican o resplendent Quetzal is the National Bird of Guatemala, a sacred bird for the Maya people. It is a medium-sized bird 36–40 cm long. The male, has a serpentine tail up to 65 cm long.the build their nest in dead trunks, Juveniles feeds on small vertebrates and insect as a good source of protein then as adults they prefer wild avocados fruits (Ocotea sp) which they swallows, then regurgitate the seeds, which contributes to the dispersal of these tree species. The pictures shows a juvenile male trying to eat a fruit.
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