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Ballena de Aleta (Balaenoptera physalus)Autor
schavesmvDescripción
Used myself for scale, I’m 5’5”
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Ballena de Aleta (Balaenoptera physalus)Autor
d_bellethorneDescripción
Forty year old, 57" body length, fin whale skull. Deceased wash ashore in January 2022. Image post natural scavengers, human intervention, and natural decomposition. The only reason the skull is still there is it's too big for the locals' pick up trucks.
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seanblaneyDescripción
These plants appeared intermediate between D. intermedia & D. rotundifolia, having the general aspect of D. intermedia (tight, leafy clumps of somewhat erect leaves; semi-aquatic, seasonally exposed lakeshore habitat) but having some leaves quite wide like D. rotundifolia and most leaves wider than typical D. intermedia. No flowers were present, which is described as typical for this hybrid. @cdlew @f_rivadavia @thilokrueger - thanks!
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Mohos Mucilaginosos Y Parientes (Filo Mycetozoa)Autor
bradley60266Descripción
Greetings,
My son, Brad Jr, and I came across this unusual blue.."thing" on the Rachel Carson trail the other day. Could you please help us identify it?
The Slime mold community on Reddit says it is not slime mold.
The Insect Egg community on Reddit says it's not Insect eggs.
They were not very big ...the length of the strand maybe as long as your pinky finger and the blue tic tac looking things each were about half the size of a tic tac. It wasn't noticeable until you spotted it.... then it just stood out.
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tuppsnzDescripción
Are there genetically pure PBD in NZ anymore (I thought they have all been hybridised with Mallards?)
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martin_livezeyDescripción
Originally posted to Mushroom Observer on Feb. 25, 2012.
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stephenshaferDescripción
In a weedy “garden “
Pollinators like these flowers!
See also observation https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/175601312 from the same patch of ground
On 8/17 in response to my message to her came this informative note from Vanessa Voelker
"D. canescens is correct, and there is a particular combination of traits that set it apart from other Desmodium species:
big broad leaves, with relatively large and flared stipules
fairly hairy all over especially in the upper stem parts, with longer hairs than other Desmodium species
the upper branches bearing flowers are long and arching/dropping, rather than held ascending to erect"
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Haploa clymeneAutor
jcabbottDescripción
Clymene Moth - Hodges#8107 (Haploa clymene)
United States: Alabama: Tuscaloosa Co.
Tulip Tree Springs off Echola Rd.; Elrod
24-Jul-2016
J.C. Abbott #2853
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Haploa clymeneAutor
cables1813Lugar
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My first time seeing one of these! It just happened to be on my back porch tonight.
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Haploa clymeneAutor
norwichtimDescripción
3rd time seeing this moth this month.
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emilio_cDescripción
Absolutely incredible plants. Wonderfully fragrant, as well.
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emilio_cFecha
Septiembre 2020Descripción
Very strange specimens; super small. My best guess would be young Monotropa hypopithys, but I'm still not sure.
EDIT: I visited the specimens again today to nab some better shots.
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christopherwintonDescripción
Possible undocumented population 21 stems. Update: 41 stems observed
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Ocote (Tricholoma magnivelare)Autor
noah_siegelDescripción
This is how you would normally see mature specimens, just pushing up the duff layer. The buttons are not visible most of the time, just mounds of pine needles.
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Género MimulusAutor
rcurtisDescripción
Small patch along moist partially open trail
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doug_mcgradyFecha
Septiembre 2022Descripción
Utricularia resupinata (resupinate bladderwort), Yarmouth, MA. State Threatened.
