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1 0 european starling

european starling

by KarenSaxtonVictoria, Australia

a globally introduced

0 0 Wood Avens

Wood Avens

by ScottRasmussenMassachusetts, USA

Introduced in the U.S., can be

0 0 Japanese beetle

Japanese beetle

by KarenLFranklin, Tennessee, USA

Invasive

2 0 Harlequin ladybird

Harlequin ladybird

by KarenLLondon Borough of Bromley, England, United Kingdom

Invasive

0 0 Shrubby bushclover

Shrubby bushclover

by Maria dBNorth Carolina, USA

In the southeastern United States, it grows in the wild as an

0 0 Sika Deer

Sika Deer

by Sean MyersMaryland, USA

Non Native and invasive to this area.

1 0 Brown Anole (mating)

Brown Anole (mating)

by jesloweryFlorida, USA

Brown Anoles are invasive species in ...

0 1 Italian Wall Lizard

Italian Wall Lizard

by James.EstillKentucky, USA

An introduced species that is

2 2 Yellow paper wasp

Yellow paper wasp

by KarenLParroquia Huaquillas, Provincia de El Oro, Ecuador

Introduced

0 4 Eastern Gray Squirrel

Eastern Gray Squirrel

by birdboy8000Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada

gray

0 0 True Forget-me-not

True Forget-me-not

by ScottRasmussenMassachusetts, USA

Myosotis scorpioides is introduced in the ...

0 0 Coat button

Coat button

by HarishamSamaMalaysia

Invasive plant

0 0 Multicolored Asian lady beetle

Multicolored Asian lady beetle

by KarenLFranklin, Tennessee, USA

Introduced species now considered

0 0 Red Bellied Turtle

Red Bellied Turtle

by KalenEugene, Oregon, USA

turtle with red belly

0 0 Periwinkle

Periwinkle

by Jillian CorreaIllinois, USA

Periwinkle is native to Europe and Western Asia, it was

1 0 Gypsy Moth, male

Gypsy Moth, male

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

wings but this individual was quite worn.

0 0 Gypsy Moth caterpillar

Gypsy Moth caterpillar

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Dark caterpillar with blue and red warts. Somewhat hairy. Head dark with light ...

0 0 Gypsy Moth, male

Gypsy Moth, male

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Medium sized brown moth with dark markings and large, feathery antennae.

0 2 Lesser Celandine

Lesser Celandine

by jesloweryColumbus, Ohio, USA

Groundcover/ low to the ground. An invasive ...

1 0 Asiatic Dayflower

Asiatic Dayflower

by ForestDragonVirginia, USA

Common in northeastern North America as an

0 0 Japanese Clover

Japanese Clover

by ForestDragon

cover but is an invasive

0 2 Apple Snail

Apple Snail

by Alisa-JonathanDavisHonolulu, Hawaii, USA

This is a highly invasive snail species ...

0 0 Cattails

Cattails

by Kate & ChrisKirkland, Washington

Thousands of cattails in the wetlands, some believed to be an

0 0 Rambler rose

Rambler rose

by BrookEdmistenWoodFlorida, USA

Climbing rose with small light pink flowers

0 0 Mexikanisches Berufskraut

Mexikanisches Berufskraut

by monkey-mind and nana-puppetFunchal, Madeira, Portugal

small creeping plant, with daisy-like flowers from white to pink on the same ...

0 0 Autumn Olive

Autumn Olive

by hillsofhomeVirginia, USA

An invasive, largely

0 0 Flowering-rush

Flowering-rush

by Greg ShchepanekOntario, Canada

Introduced into North America as an ...

0 0 Black Portuguese Millipede

Black Portuguese Millipede

by JaphTasmania, Australia

Shiny, black millipedes.

0 0 Marsh Spiderwort

Marsh Spiderwort

by chesterbperryTennessee, USA

An invasive plant from Asia, likely

2 3 Brown Anole

Brown Anole

by BarbaraSingSingapore, Singapore

Small lizard about 7 cms long.

7 6 Porcelain-berry

Porcelain-berry

by garylincoffNYC, New York, USA

Grape-like but with more deeply lobed leaves and very distinctive fruit - ...

0 0 Harlequin ladybird

Harlequin ladybird

by KarenLLondon Borough of Bromley, England, United Kingdom

Introduced &

1 0 Black Locust

Black Locust

by JakubkoNew York, USA

An introduced and

5 2 European Starling

European Starling

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Medium sized songbird. Black with white speckling and iridescent sheen. Shorter ...

0 0 Stream Orchid

Stream Orchid

by StirredMochaNew York, USA

An introduced orchid species from Europe ...

0 0 english sparrow

english sparrow

by KarenSaxtonOregon, USA

distributed nearly across the globe, the english sparrow is an

0 0 Brown anole

Brown anole

by Julius FairbanksFlorida, USA

Highly invasive species. Found all over ...

1 2 Black Slug

Black Slug

by jesloweryBrownsville, Texas, USA

Very large, almost an inch wide and several inches long.

0 1 Ice Plant

Ice Plant

by jcarswellSan Diego, California, USA

Did not realize this was an invasive

0 0 Ash Whitefly

Ash Whitefly

by rbumrbumSan José, California, USA

Invasive pest accidentally

0 0 Buckhorn Plantain

Buckhorn Plantain

by rbumrbumCampbell, California, USA

Native to the British Isles, invasive to ...

0 0 Buckhorn Plantain

Buckhorn Plantain

by rbumrbumFairfield, California, USA

Native to the British Isles, invasive to ...

0 0 Lion Fish

Lion Fish

by LuckyLoganBelize City, Belize District, Belize

An invasive species

0 0 garden pink-sorrel and broadleaf woodsorrel

garden pink-sorrel and broadleaf woodsorrel

by Joseph CHIEF REDEARTHUttarakhand, India

0 0 Peruvian Primrose-willow

Peruvian Primrose-willow

by cshadik2011Florida, USA

Individual in the Onagraceae family. Open, yellow flower, 4 petals. The fruit ...

1 0 Cabbage Butterfly

Cabbage Butterfly

by KarenSaxtonOregon, USA

Introduced nearly all over the world, the ...

0 0 Crown Vetch

Crown Vetch

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

Somewhat bushy wildflower, that bears small clusters of light pink pea flowers. ...

0 0 Bulbous Buttercup

Bulbous Buttercup

by ForestDragonPetersburg, Virginia, USA

stem with smaller leaves. Bulbous base (sorry, no pictures of the base).

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