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Bombus ternariusAutor
cgbb2004Descripción
I watched the large Tricolored Bumble Bee (a queen?) buzzing around in the area, and then all of a sudden it/she landed and walked right into this little hole in the ground. She backed partially out three or four times over the next few minutes, which allowed me to catch the photos of her in that space, but I didn't see her actually leave the hole. (I waited only four or five minutes, though. Mosquitoes were intense....)
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tsnDescripción
Identified by Art Gilman. Tetraploid. Hybrid between 3x P. connectilis + 1x some other parent (but not P. hexagonoptera). Triangular pinnules on (some) second pinnae.
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Andrómeda de Pino (Pterospora andromedea)Autor
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My thanks to Matt Klooster and Alice Schori for bringing me to this site.
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Género PandemisAutor
bryanpfeifferDescripción
Perhaps P. lamprosana or P. limitata. Or perhaps an Archips species. It was still alive after "the extraction" at my local emergency room at 2AM.
This specimen entered during nighttime observations at my lights. I could not for the life of me get it to fly out. (Hey, it happens.) So my gratitude goes to Dr. Kelvey Wilson and the staff at Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin, Vermont.
(While this moth was in my ear, my speculation on its identity was Microcrambus elegans.)
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Andrena mariaeAutor
beeboyDescripción
Second VT record, both on Salix interior in the past two weeks.
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Chorlo Chiflador (Charadrius melodus)Autor
katamamurrayDescripción
Saw 2 adults & a baby! Only was able to capture this adult individual. They were close to shore & beyond the protected area of the beach, roaming around and would randomly sit in a dip in the sand.
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Pino Blanco Americano (Pinus strobus)Autor
crimmerDescripción
Very likely the highest-elevation individual of this species in VT at ~4000 feet just below Nose
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Águila Pescadora Norteamericana (Pandion haliaetus ssp. carolinensis)Autor
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Erora laetaAutor
cgbb2004Descripción
It flew before could capture the amazing blue of the dorsal side of the wings.
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Hongo del Guano de Murciélagos (Histoplasma capsulatum)Autor
wsweet321Descripción
masses cause by histo, as diagnosed via PCR by University of Washington
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Polilla Polifemo (Antheraea polyphemus)Autor
katamamurrayDescripción
Found this cocoon mid February and have been keeping it safe in a jar with air since then, it finally decided to hatch!! Checked on the jar and it was already out of the cocoon ready to spread its wings - sat for a while to get its bearings then I transferred it to a Sweetgum tree right next to where it hatched. Took 3 hours total to chill out, walk up the tree, move its wings on a high branch and then fly off at night (around 10:30pm it finally flew away). Such a special experience!
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Búho Barrado (Strix varia)Autor
ckhuntDescripción
Morning visitor. February 28th. Someone from my past with expectations and reassurances, both.
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Diamesa mendotaeAutor
origamileviDescripción
i think the gonostylus is triangular on this one
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helloimmaxDescripción
Found this lil one which I have never seen a color morph like this for a Mud snake. I determined it to be one based off the visual/physical features such as the “tail spine”, pattern, head/eye shape, as well as a divided anal plate.
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Liebre Americana (Lepus americanus)Autor
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Sprinting down the path towards us.
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Cardenal Rojo (Cardinalis cardinalis)Autor
sdarmstadtDescripción
What are you doing here buddy?
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Mariquita de Dos Puntos (Adalia bipunctata)Autor
mpelikanDescripción
On inside of a screen door.
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owenclarkinDescripción
On Ulmus americana
Co-discovered with @pantherophis (shown in last photo) on first American Elm we inspected on a trip to Vermont.
As far as we know, this is the first observation of EZS in Vermont. Other EZS were found throughout the day and will be uploaded to iNat.
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Halcón Peregrino (Falco peregrinus)Autor
ckhuntDescripción
Observation #5900 Preening female seemed completely unconcerned with having her photo taken. A tagged bird, I couldn't read the numbers on her right leg.
