Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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plants

by SandraHashida

Unknown cause of damaged palm.

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Spotting

by wijnandr93Capelle aan den IJssel, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

Looks damaged

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butterfly

by NikittaYoniNoakofja Loka, Slovenia

damaged but hero! :)

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Tree

Watertown, New York

Woodpecker damage on trunk

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Madam's Pixie Cup

by michael.tyas

Hurricane Juan damaged landscape

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Mock Oyster

by chesterbperryTennessee, USA

Growing from a damaged pine

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Spotting

by Adarsha B SKarnataka, India

An interesting fly with damaged wings!

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damaged eye fly

by JuanEstebanCeballosGartnerMedellín, Antioquia, Colombia

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Spotting

by Sergio MonteiroCuritiba, PR, Brazil

Slightly damaged, but still beautiful.

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Oak tree

by Michael BallVista, California, USA

Damaged oak trees

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Spotting

by Jonathan HiewSingapore

Found beside road. At least two. A third one is

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Spotting

by Reza HashemizadehPune, Maharashtra, India

Bug with a damaged wing !

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Beetle

by TamaraMirandaSP, Brazil

Damage wings

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beaver damage

by AnnaWhipkeyIndiana, USA

trees damaged by beavers

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Spotting

by LeanneGardnerQueensland, Australia

These did some fierce damage to the tree ...

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Spotting

by CindyBinghamKeiserCalifornia, USA

Fungi growing on a damaged Sequoia tree ...

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Sunflower

by CoreyZeitlingerEatontown, New Jersey, USA

Planted it in June and looks close to blooming.

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Spotting

by Elvira Tsoy-RyskaliyevaNorth Vancouver City, British Columbia, Canada

Invasive Plants.

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Piper leaf

by JuanDiTraniColón, Panama, Panama

Damage caused by skeletonizer insect

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Spotting

by JoseAlbarranFort Worth, Texas, USA

Web was probably damaged by driving. Found ...

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Canary Island Date Palm (Woodpecker Damage)

by 1Sarah2Madeira Beach, Florida, USA

Woodpecker damage to a Canary island Date ...

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Red Maple

by 64toll77Wisconsin, USA

Tree

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Squirrel

by ArmandoL08Massachusetts, USA

the minor damage to his ear actually gives ...

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Redwood

by oenophilistCalifornia, USA

Lightning strike, or possible fire damage ...

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Flapshell Turtle

by NuwanChathurangaDampelessa, Kurunegala, Sri Lanka

the shell is somehow damaged!

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Woodpecker

by Nann Hudson FlowersBranson, Missouri, USA

Woodpecker hole!

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Spotting

by vanhevelOregon, USA

Looks to be rather damaged.

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Eastern Comma

by GretelDeRuiterPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

This individual was rather damaged.

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Insect damage

by joanbstanleyDenton, Texas, USA

Tracks of insect activity beneath bark on dead tree.

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Variegated Fritillary

by WilsonsNashville-Davidson, Tennessee, USA

Wings torn and damaged. Still able to fly.

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European Rabbit, skull

by LarsKorbHohenhorn, Schleswig-Holstein (Landmasse), Germany

unfortunately rotten and damaged (probably ...

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Polistinae sp.

by ckclvnTexas, USA

Wasp with a damaged right wing

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Spotting

by cldolan5Missouri, USA

1/2 inch eating my cucumbers

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Black Walnut

by rjjdjjMissouri, USA

Beautiful old tree with some damaged ...

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Florida Predatory Stink Bug

by sarah in the woodsMaryville, Tennessee, USA

damaged wing

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Coconut Plam

by KathleenKihmmConnollyHonolulu, Hawaii, USA

no visible v-shaped damage

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West Coast Lady

by Hema ShahCalifornia, USA

Healthy and happy inspite of damaged wings.

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Great Eggfly

by Malcolm Wilton-JonesSingapore

Hindwing appears damaged.

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Waved sphinx

by ThomasCaeliferaTennessee, USA

This poor guy's a bit damaged

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Lady Bug

by portiere1217Summit, New Jersey, USA

Right-side elytra damaged

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Beaver Dam / Woodland Damage

by AlexRoweWest Plains, Missouri, USA

Several felled trees with obvious beaver

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Spotting

by MachiFlorida, USA

Pentatomoid eggs? A couple hatched or eaten or were otherwise

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North American Beaver

by JillSteinhourDavisGeorgia, USA

Beaver damage

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Sapsucker Damage

by Brian38Washington, USA

Sapsuckers are notorious for damaging thin ...

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insect damage

by S FrazierIndonesia

Coconut palms are under severe attack at this location. There are two types of ...

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Leaf-footed bug

by Ismael ChavesHeredia, Heredia, Costa Rica

Leaf-footed bugs feed on the flower, cones and seeds of many species. They are ...

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Spotting

by jamerbeanNew York City, New York, USA

Pale brown mushrooms, some split open and appear "burnt"... perhaps cold

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Spotting

by winkae27Wilmington, North Carolina, USA

The root is damage do you think this grape ...