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DebLongLookabill Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by DebLongLookabill Port St. Lucie, Florida, USA11 years ago

I read up on boletus, and tried to go back to the site for further examination, but they were gone. Thanks for the info! Maybe I'll spot more sometime.

DebLongLookabill Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by DebLongLookabill Comayagua, Honduras11 years ago

Perhaps a pummelo? http://whatscookingamerica.net/pomelo.ht...

DebLongLookabill Lifecycle of Emperor Gum Moth
Lifecycle of Emperor Gum Moth commented on by DebLongLookabill Victoria, Australia11 years ago

Neat that you got them when they hatched too!

DebLongLookabill fish
fish commented on by DebLongLookabill København, Denmark11 years ago

It looks like a Platy.

DebLongLookabill Cattle Egret; Garcilla bueyera
Cattle Egret; Garcilla bueyera commented on by DebLongLookabill Comunitat Valenciana, Spain11 years ago

Really great shot of him turning his head.

DebLongLookabill الجهنمية
الجهنمية commented on by DebLongLookabill ‘Adan, Yemen11 years ago

Beautiful bougainvillea!

DebLongLookabill White-marked Tussok Moth Caterpillar
White-marked Tussok Moth Caterpillar commented on by DebLongLookabill Rajkot, Gujarat, India11 years ago

That's one of the Tussock moth larvae, but not sure which species. The ones we get here (Florida,US) have four tufts on their backs instead of the three this one has, and are considered pests.

DebLongLookabill Brown Dog Tick
Brown Dog Tick commented on by DebLongLookabill Catonsville, Maryland, USA11 years ago

Ugh! But, ticks need to get documented too! Thanks for posting this.

DebLongLookabill Greater Flamingo
Greater Flamingo commented on by DebLongLookabill Algarve, Portugal11 years ago

Tall bird is a flamingo. The two smaller ones could be male and female Eurasian Widgeons.

DebLongLookabill Nine-banded Armadillo
Nine-banded Armadillo commented on by DebLongLookabill Port St. Lucie, Florida, USA11 years ago

Updated now- thanks

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