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Munching on the dead leaves of a fortnight lily.
Ornamental variety of domesticated common carp.
Some sort of tropical tree with bright red flowers.
Cactus plant, prickly pear Probably opuntia genus, can't identify which species ...
Larger, less approachable, and much more solitary than the black vultures. More ...
A very common snake found across most of North America that is as much at home ...
This quarter inch beetle was sitting outside on my house I placed it on the ...
Tall deciduous tree. Observed in December so leaves mostly gone
Large holly tree with Red berries. Evergreen. 30 feet tall approximately.
Large burgundy red leaves. Shrub. 7 feet wide by 5 feet tall.
60 foot massive tree. Trunk diameter 100 inches. Deciduous. Bark gray mostly. ...
Looks like a piece of sawdust or scrap of paper. Some kind of moth I think.
separated. Picture is of the same bird but I must have altered the camera ...
large owl, whitish with dark streaks, round head with no ear tufts
Clear, lace-like wings. Green-and-brown camouflage body. Large eyes
Small moth. Brown with wavy lines. Dark discal spot
About 1" in length, bright green coloring with some gray banding on legs
A green, red eyed katydid I noticed calling while walking down the sidewalk.
The female Green Lynx Spider from my first sighting found my patio so inviting, ...
Small tan beetle with darker markings on protonum and elytra. Two different ...
Massive 170 foot tall tree. Trunk 22 feet in diameter. Evergreen. Needles too ...
Small tree trunk diameter about 6 inches tree height about 30 feet. Deciduous.
This particular swallowtail was fluttering around my neighbor's butterfly bush, ...
Small spider with reddish thorax and legs. Tan abdomen.
Small, amazingly pale spider with a silky sheen. Legs were somewhat ...
About 11-12 mm in body length (excluding ovipositor). Female specimen, colored ...
Likely a gravid female in browns and tans. Scalloped distal edge to both
High atop a Palo Verde at a ranch
New Zealand Tree Weta.
Commonly encountered in
this is captive owl....but once was a wild owl that was rescued from near death.
The larger bee is a squash bee (genus Peponapis), while the smaller one is a ...
This squirrel was scampering around beneath a Black Walnut tree looking for ...
