Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Spotting

by StacyHolcomb

I'm guessing Tegenaria domestica - Barn Funnel Weaver but not sure.

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Bottlenose Dolphin

by AmyAltonSeabrook, Texas, USA

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Palm tree

by robertsalazardiazSeabrook, Texas, USA

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Spotting

by Denise11Seabrook, Texas, USA

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Common Whitetail

by StacyHolcomb

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Pink Mulla Mulla

by mcdobberSeabrook, Texas, USA

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Ring-billed gull

by robertsalazardiazSeabrook, Texas, USA

Sea shores

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Banana tree.

by robertsalazardiazSeabrook, Texas, USA

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Atlantic bottlenose dolphin

by ChilicatSeabrook Island, South Carolina, USA

Strand feeding

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Asian Shore Crab

by markmcdonald141Seabrook, New Hampshire, USA

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Unkown Crab

by SolveigSingletonSeabrook Island, South Carolina, USA

A small crab. The shell was about 3/8" across. Please help me identify him or ...

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Yellow-crowned Night-heron

by StacyHolcomb

I've seen them gular fluttering which looks like they are meditating. Look up ...

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White-tailed deer

by StacyHolcomb

Most white-tailed deer live about 2 to 3 years. The maximum life span in the ...

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Red-eared slider

by StacyHolcomb

They can live up to thirty years in the wild. The female is usually bigger than ...

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Five-lined Skink

by SolveigSingletonSeabrook Island, South Carolina, USA

About 5-6 inches long. Blue on tail. Dark brown with gold stripes.

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Green (Carolina) Anole

by SolveigSingletonSeabrook Island, South Carolina, USA

About 6 inches long. Green.

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Mystery Crab

by SolveigSingletonSeabrook Island, South Carolina, USA

A little brown crab. Shell about 1 inch across at the widest. Larger specimens ...

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Ghost Crab

by SolveigSingletonSeabrook Island, South Carolina, USA

Shell about 1 1/2 inches across at the widest point. With legs and all, this ...

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Yellow-crowned Night-heron

by StacyHolcomb

Most likely an immature Yellow-crowned Night-heron since there was an adult ...

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Queensland Groupers

by WalterMarshallsSeabrook, Texas, USA

Black, seagull-like fish.

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Great blue heron

by StacyH

Great blue heron (Ardea herodias) eating an Atlantic Croaker (Micropogonias ...

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Atlantic Croaker

by StacyHTaylor Lake Village, Texas, USA

A Great blue heron eating an Atlantic Croaker.

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Cottonmouth

by Konflict_803Charleston, South Carolina, USA

I about stepped on him while walking from the beach on

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American Beauty Berry

by StacyHolcomb

Native shrub. I see purple berries in August. The leaves are a good repellant ...

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Pectinatella magnifica

by StacyHolcombSeabrook, Texas, USA

Park in Seabrook TX 77586. I can't ...

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Dogfish

by SolveigSingletonSeabrook Island, South Carolina, USA

Distance between dorsal fin and tail was about 2 1/2 to 3 feet. Critter was ...

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Bilobed Looper.

by Fyn KyndMaine, USA

& Seabrooke Leckie.)

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Diamondback Moth, (worn).

by Fyn KyndMaine, USA

& Seabrooke Leckie.)

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Red Maple Borer.

by Fyn KyndMaine, USA

& Seabrooke Leckie.)

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Willet

by SolveigSingletonSeabrook Island, South Carolina, USA

Graceful sea bird, the body size of a small gull but more delicate in build. ...

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yellow-crowned night heron

by StacyHolcombEl Lago, Texas, USA

Occasionally it will prey on small turtles; its stomach secretes an acid ...

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Black-crowned Night-heron

by StacyHolcomb

Near the water at dusk and dawn. In this case they've been feeding from ...

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Pinfish

by StacyHolcomb

An adult pin perch is smaller than an adult piggy perch.

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Spotting

by StacyHolcombSeabrook, Texas, USA

Some form of mushroom that looks like turkey tail. It could be false turkey ...

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Greater Grapevine Looper

by FynKyndMaine, USA

Beadle & Seabrooke Leckie.)

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White-marked Tussock Moth

by Fyn KyndMaine, USA

North America; By David Beadle & Seabrooke ...

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Immaculate Grass-veneer.

by Fyn KyndMaine, USA

David Beadle & Seabrooke Leckie.)

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Forage Looper.

by Fyn KyndMaine, USA

Beadle & Seabrooke Leckie.)

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Yellow-collared Scape Moth, (mating).

by Fyn KyndBelfast, Maine, USA

broods. (Peterson Field Guide to Moths of Northeastern North America; By ...

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Walnut Sphinx, (male).

by Fyn KyndMaine, USA

. --- (Peterson Field Guide to Moths of Northeastern North America, by David ...

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Bruce Spanworm, (male).

by Fyn KyndMaine, USA

Filed Guide to Moths of Northeastern North America, by David Beadle &

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Common Hyppa.

by Fyn KyndMaine, USA

thorax. --- (Peterson Field Guide to Moths of Northeastern North America, by ...

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Spiderwort

by gatorfellowsSeabrook, Texas, USA

Three petals, strap like leaves, common wildflower that grows about knee high. ...

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Oxalis

by gatorfellowsSeabrook, Texas, USA

Small (0.5 in or 1.25 cm) pink trumpet blooms.

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European starling

by StacyHolcomb

The European Starling is an introduced species. The starling has a large local ...

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Golden Orb Silk Weaver

by StacyHolcombSeabrook, Texas, USA

Golden Orb Silk Weaver, a common name for locals is the Banana Spider.

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Snowy Egret

by gatorfellowsSeabrook, Texas, USA

A small, active white heron, the Snowy Egret is found in small ponds as well as ...

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Dunlin

by gatorfellowsSeabrook, Texas, USA

The Dunlin is a familiar shorebird around the world, where its bright reddish ...