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Mexican fruit bat commented on by KarenL San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí, Mexico9 years ago

Awesome captures Luis! I love #2!

Thomas's fruit-eating bat commented on by KarenL Yucatán, Mexico9 years ago

Thanks Sunny!

Thomas's fruit-eating bat commented on by KarenL Yucatán, Mexico9 years ago

Thank you venusflytrap and Antonio!

Thomas's fruit-eating bat commented on by KarenL Yucatán, Mexico9 years ago

Thanks for the ID Lauren. These little guys were about 15' up in the roof of a ruined temple and by the smell of guano this was a regular roost!

Northwestern Gartersnake commented on by KarenL Washington, USA9 years ago

How about a striped whipsnake (Masticophis taeniatus ornatus)?

Ravine trap-door spider (juvenile male) commented on by KarenL Franklin, Tennessee, USA9 years ago

Thanks Hema!

Spiny Orb-web Spider commented on by KarenL Morogoro, Tanzania9 years ago

Wow!

Cottonmouth (juvenile) commented on by KarenL Tennessee, USA9 years ago

Thanks Scott!

Snowberry clearwing commented on by KarenL Franklin, Tennessee, USA9 years ago

Thanks StirredMocha!

Hedgehog commented on by KarenL Taranaki, New Zealand9 years ago

Congratulations, your great series has earned you Spotting of the Day! European hedgehogs were introduced to New Zealand by colonists in the 1870s to remind them of their homeland. The species has thrived and spread throughout the country, and may have contributed to the decline and extinction of up to fifteen bird species as their diet includes eggs and chicks of ground nesting birds.

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