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There are several species that all look very familiar. Box elders are smaller and also have a different pattern on their wing covers.
Yes a phasmatodea is a walking stick BUT i'm looking for a genus species.
Thanks but that is less helpful than walkingstick.
Don't know what kind but it's a toad, not a frog. Frogs have smooth skin while toads have the rough bumpy skin you see here.
The mom scared the living hell out of me and flew away while I was hiking. If she wouldn't have moved I would NEVER have seen her baby.
Yes Plovers are the subfamilia Charadriinae and the genus Charadrius falls into that subfamilia.
Fairly impossible to tell. If you still have it try raising it. That might be the only way to find out.
Yes they often will hide in muddy areas, mostly under logs or large rocks.
They stay small, they are a rather small fish species.
