Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Rosal

by Gerardo Estado de Oaxaca, Mexico

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Rosales rosa

by eula rubioValencia, Comunitat Valenciana, Spain

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Rosal silvestre / Arkarakatsa

by mbelaskoAnsoáin, Navarra, Spain

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Pulgones

by AndresDuarte

Pulgones Aphis nerii atacando un rosal

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Rosal silvestre

by rgcmmeNavacerrada, Madrid, Spain

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Japanese Beetle

Michigan, USA

PC: Divinna Rosales

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Rosal

by franciscoagenjoGetafe, Madrid, Spain

Flor color amarillo

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Breadfruit

by douglaslfaust

Seen in the Bishop Museum garden in Honolulu, HI

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Rosal silvestre - Dog rose

by EvaDeDiegoZamarroCervera de Pisuerga, Castilla y León, Spain

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Indian Banyan

by douglaslfaustHilo, Hawaii, USA

Seen in the Liliuokalini Gardens in Hilo, HI

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rosal de banks

by davidmendezserrat北京 (Beijing), 北京 Beijing, Paracel Islands

esta es una de las rosas que florece primera de todas,en primavera.se llena ...

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Raspberry

by bradwattsSaskatoon, Canada

A slightly spiny stock with red berries

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Spotting

by MaryRosalesCalifornia, USA

On my walk these cactus are low in number.

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dog

by MaryRosalesPalm Springs, California, USA

neighbors dog: It is true the neighbors do have better things.

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Rosal silvestre

by IsabelaCastilla-La Mancha, Spain

Arbusto que puede llegar a medir 2 m de altura

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Dog Rose (Rosal silvestre)

by Daniela BracamonteSalta, Salta, Argentina

This is a climbing wild rose species native to Europe, northwest Africa and ...

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Dog rose, Rosal silvestre

by arlandaAlcobendas, Madrid, Spain

frosted dog rose hip

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Rosa roja

by eulalia rubioValencia, Comunitat Valenciana, Spain

Los rosales (Rosa spp.) son un conocido ...

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Mormon Tea

by MaryRosalesSan Bernardino, California, USA

The forfront of the photo are several clumps of new bushes. The leaves resemble ...

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creosote bush

by MaryRosalesSan Bernardino, California, USA

Especially liked the twisted trunk. This shrub must have held tight to the ...

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desert rabbit

by MaryRosalesPalm Springs, California, USA

Daily as the 4 pm hour approaches, so do the smaller desert rabbits. Sometimes ...

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Japanese Flowering Cherry

by douglaslfaustNYC, New York, USA

Also known as "Sakura". Seen at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in NYC.

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Ponderosa Pine

by MaryRosalesBeaumont, California, USA

Taller than the telephone pole lines. Straight as can be. The trunk looks as ...

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Spotting

by MaryRosalesCalifornia, USA

critter hole

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Spotting

by MaryRosalesCalifornia, USA

Dry tall heavily barked. Green leaves smallish.

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New Jersey Tea

by Ryan FezzFlorida, USA

Order: Rosales > Family: Rhamnaceae. ...

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Blanche Cascade

by diegorozo0Bogotá, Distrito Capital de Bogotá, Colombia

This rose is included in the family of dicotyledonous plants belonging to the ...

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Johore (strangling) fig

by Scott FrazierSingapore, Singapore

A "young" strangler fig behind the Swiss cheese plant (Monstera deliciosa).

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Heterotextus alpinus

by CarolinaEspinozaPuerto Varas, X Región de Los Lagos, Chile

Hongo

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Rosal miniatura.

by Pierre_AndroidCiudad Nezahualcóyotl, México, Mexico

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juvenile praying mantis

by IanMichaelIletoQuezon City, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines

I found this inquisitive insect on a rosal ...

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Rosa con pintas

by eulalia rubioValencia, Comunitat Valenciana, Spain

Los rosales son arbustos o trepadoras (a ...

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Rosal

by IanMichaelIletoQuezon City, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines

Found this fragrant flower in an office garden, I did not see it right away, it ...

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Ocean spray

by KristalWatrousWashington, USA

Tall shrub with sprays of small white flowers in July.

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Spotting

by MaryRosalesPalm Springs, California, USA

I think this is a common thrush. See this same bird often, only with a red ...

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hackberry

by S FrazierMissouri, USA

"The bark is light brown or silvery gray, broken on the surface into thick ...

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beavertail cactus

by MaryRosalesCalifornia, USA

Beavertail Cactus. Natural amid dried grass and bushes.

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Palo Verde Tree

by MaryRosalesPalm Springs, California, USA

Looks more like a huge bush. Blooms of yellow. One of which I have not seen ...

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Wild Strawberry

by Fyn KyndMaine, USA

Weedy open area.

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Rosa mesclada

by CrisSão Caetano do Sul, São Paulo, Brazil

...

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Plum Tree

by Fyn KyndMaine, USA

Rosaceae » Maloideae » Prunus. Cultivated plum tree.

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two-spot ladybird. Mariquita dos puntos

by eulalia rubioValencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain

Is a carnivorous. It is used as a biological control agent.

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Borreguillo

by Nestor Rodrigo Vasquez CisnerosVeracruz de Ignacio de la Llave, Mexico

Familia Megalopygidae.

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Borreguillo

by Nestor Rodrigo Vasquez CisnerosVeracruz de Ignacio de la Llave, Mexico

Usualmente encontrado en árboles y arbustos como la guayaba (Psidium guajava), ...

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Osage Orange

by JordiPratsNew York, New York, United States

Gren in color is a big size fruit, roughly spherical and bumpy.

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Jungle Holly

by Võ Anh TuấnThành phố Sa Đéc, Đồng Tháp, Viet Nam

Duối_Ô-rô. Jungle Holly Streblus ilicifolius (Vidal) Corner, ...

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Cluster fig, Red river fig, Gular

by Võ Anh TuấnThành phố Sa Đéc, Đồng Tháp, Viet Nam

, Rosales Sa-đéc Việt Nam, ...

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Creeping Fig.

by Võ Anh TuấnThành phố Sa Đéc, Đồng Tháp, Viet Nam

Moraceae, Rosales. Sa-đéc Việt Nam, ...