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Overwinters in the basement for the 3
Probably the last brood of the year
this is a kept bird at a reserve in ecuador.
Adults in the first 2 pictures, third one is a
See spotting: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/1176396008 for description ...
became a species in its own right some
Passage migrant. Previously saw one of these in the same tree on
Female. Flat underside. Black and orange skin. Orange/yellow bottom with black ...
freeze to kill their host plant, Pipevine (Aristolocia spp.) to the ground. ...
Young Bull Moose. Image taken through a dirty truck window.
Gotta love the loons. Series of images of loons preening. I believe the
About 1", it's the final instar (8th instar)..
This hatched early, as it was crawling out of it's cocoon one
First picture is the Male adult. The next 3 ...
Female - 3
I spotted this specimen in the late evening almost midnight hours in the same ...
scattered across the state. Near this location 2 males and 1 female have been ...
Soft puffballs full of spores, size and appearance like small, roasted beans.
Full adult plumage, white head and tail, black/brown body and wings, bright ...
This was in my grandmother's yard. She came up to visit today (July 4th, 2011) ...
First picture is a first-year juvenile. ...
Possibly from the local nest, this juvenile looks like a bird of the
one of the most early season (march) butterfly I found in this
Medium sized bird 9 to 12 inches in length. Iridescent blue to black with ...
Males are bright red with a crest and black face (to the left of picture); ...
American Lady (Vanessa virginiensis, Drury, 1773), Brushfooted Butterflies ...
About 12 were huddled up among leaves; about 7mm in length (
You'll find Bald Eagles soaring high in the sky, flapping low over treetops ...
scales(the more rain, the more the color leaches out). Stains a reddish brown ...
Northern female elephant seals have lived to 22
While Cherokee Night Prowler is registered as a Spotted Saddle Horse, he ...
I believe this is an assassin bug of some variety. The first displayed image ...
done with one of the trees they come to the second tree. This is the
Family: Araneidae (orb weaving spiders), Size: No greater than
