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Zorrita del Desierto (Vulpes macrotis)Autor
scottolmsteadDescripción
I never realized how hard it is to tell Gray Fox and Kit Fox apart, at least for me. I'd be grateful to know of any key field marks that can be used from these photos. Maybe the ears are too small for Kit Fox?
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squamatologistDescripción
A campground Kit Fox (Vulpes macrotis macrotis), Pinal County, Arizona
The second (cropped) image was taken 15 seconds after the first. This or another canid made grainier appearances around 4 and 5:30am.
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Zorrita del Desierto (Vulpes macrotis)Autor
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Picking up road kill
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Zorrita del Desierto (Vulpes macrotis)Autor
isaacthelordDescripción
Location approximate. Kit fox complex with old scat present on one of the mounds.
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littleredbirdDescripción
Suspect this is a pet dump, though based on the shell appearance it's been here a while.
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Pato Pico Anillado (Aythya collaris)Autor
louis_fournierDescripción
Moriglione dal collare (maschio)/Fuligule à collier (mâle)/Ring-necked Duck (male)
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Aguililla Aura (Buteo albonotatus)Autor
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Poiana codafasciata/Buse à queue barrée/Zone-tailed Hawk
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Mariposa Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Autor
littleredbirdDescripción
Was away mosst of day, went i checked the chrysalis was empty and this butterfly was crawling across the driveway. I relocated it to my brittle bush to gather strength and fully complete. Adult from this larva observation: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/192677798
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Mariposa Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Autor
littleredbirdDescripción
Start of emersion at night. Same chrysalis from:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/192677798
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Mariposa Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Autor
littleredbirdDescripción
Previously seen on milkweed - crawled over 35 feet across driveway to stucco ledge to pupate.
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Mariposa Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Autor
littleredbirdDescripción
Little change 13 hours later. Same chrysalis from: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/192677798
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Choya Tasajillo de Arizona (Cylindropuntia imbricata ssp. spinosior)Autor
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Ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens)Autor
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Unusual branching; note branches do not start until almost 70 cm above ground. One branch that did start close to the ground has died. Latigo Trail, McDowell Sonoran Preserve, Scottsdale, AZ.
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kneubaueDescripción
~5 mm with blood red coloration on 2/3 of mandibles with dark tips, orange femur joints and tarsi, orange tinted ventral side antennae flagellum, and orange and black abdominal bands. Light color short hairs on the last couple abdominal segments, on thorax, head, and legs. Found floating on a piece of wood in a bucket of water.
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Mosca Flotadora de Cola Larga (Eupeodes volucris)Autor
kneubaueDescripción
Observed laying eggs on an Erigeron canadensis plant.
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kneubaueDescripción
~3 mm body, ~4 with ovipositor. cell r1 has 3 marginal hyaline spots. AI is "pretty sure" this is Euaresta genus. Found on a Brittlebush; Encelia farinosa stem. No ragweed; ambrosia observed in the area.
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Libélulas Zurcidoras (Familia Aeshnidae)Autor
kneubaueDescripción
Measured 4 cm. Exuviae found on a Yerba Mansa leaf in a vertical head up position. Emerged this date although unobserved. 2nd darner to emerge this month from a heated freshwater garden pond. See similar set.
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kneubaueDescripción
~4 mm body, resting on the underside of a sweet potato leaf. Had feathery antennae and claspers at the tip of abdomen. AI is "pretty sure" this is in Tanytarsini tribe.
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Capulinero Negro (Phainopepla nitens)Autor
ezpixelsDescripción
eating Mesquite Mistletoe Berries
