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Dull day gecko commented on by jp.coelho Zanzibar, Zanzibar West, Tanzania12 years ago

Beautiful gecko and great shots you got!

Bindweed Flower commented on by jp.coelho Coral Springs, Florida, USA12 years ago

It belongs to the covolvulaceae family which has over 1000 species, although it seems only a few are present in Florida (http://florida.plantatlas.usf.edu/Family...).

butterfly commented on by jp.coelho Surat Thani, Thailand12 years ago

Nice one! Looks like a species of the Colias genus, but can't really tell which one.

Katydid commented on by jp.coelho Leiria, Portugal12 years ago

Thank you ChristineSydes, this one has been puzzling me for a while now, I had never seen it before but there were a few around, on the ground that day. I will have a look in the Hetrodinae family also.

Red-eyed tree frog commented on by jp.coelho Alajuela, Costa Rica12 years ago

Beautiful!

Northern crab spider & hover fly commented on by jp.coelho Tennessee, USA12 years ago

Brilliant spotting.

Southern Swallowtail commented on by jp.coelho Leiria, Portugal12 years ago

Thank you DanielePralong.

Lavatera commented on by jp.coelho Braga, Braga, Portugal12 years ago

You're welcome António, glad to be helpful.

Caper commented on by jp.coelho Leiria, Portugal12 years ago

Thank you KarenL and AntónioGinja.
António, I was wondering about that, native vs. non-native organisms, I do have a few photos to upload to Project Noah, I'll add them as soon as I can. Abraço.

Lavatera commented on by jp.coelho Braga, Braga, Portugal12 years ago

Lavatera? (arborea?)

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