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Xinxin

Xinxin

naturalist, artist, twitter @IntColl https://youtu.be/_Gs_Sf6bDmM

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Xinxin red-tailed chipmunk
red-tailed chipmunk commented on by Xinxin Alberta, Canada7 years ago

yes should bring a chipmunk field guide in future, i saw them relatively frequently wherever i go! :D

Xinxin red-tailed chipmunk
red-tailed chipmunk commented on by Xinxin Alberta, Canada7 years ago

haha thank you Mary!! :))

Xinxin European green crab
European green crab commented on by Xinxin Scotland, United Kingdom7 years ago

thank you Mary!

Xinxin Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by Xinxin Arizona, USA8 years ago

despite the broom-looking photo, lombardy poplar or some willows have this growth habit, not entirely sure though.

Xinxin Salmonberry
Salmonberry commented on by Xinxin Washington, USA8 years ago

you are welcome!

Xinxin Flowering Current
Flowering Current commented on by Xinxin Washington, USA8 years ago

nice capture

Xinxin sea grapes
sea grapes commented on by Xinxin Mata de Plátano, Puerto Rico, USA8 years ago

wish i knew it was edible..

Xinxin Green iguana
Green iguana commented on by Xinxin San Juan Antiguo, Puerto Rico, USA8 years ago

thanks for ID!

Xinxin Blue Spider wasp
Blue Spider wasp commented on by Xinxin Ernakulam, Kerala, India8 years ago

congrats! just wondering if there was any photo-stacking involved? and nice video...

Xinxin bamboo
bamboo commented on by Xinxin 西湖区, 浙江省, Paracel Islands8 years ago

thanks for sharing - there was also a bamboo forest in the rainforest i just visited in El Yunque, puerto rico, they were planted there for preventing landslide, it was amazing and funny to see them in a tropical forest!

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