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Lechuza de Campanario (Tyto alba)Autor
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??? Lots and lots of thrushes but no idea what this is
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ryanandrewsDescripción
Under limestone rock in rocky outcropping in disturbed woodland
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jim_keeslingDescripción
This is a plant that my Mother-in-Law dug by an old swimming hole on Rock Creek, near Bull Creek. That plant was dug about 60 years ago when the area was mostly unpopulated, well before Hillsdale Lake was built. The GPS coordinates are approximate and should be within 1/4 mile of that location per her description. Since this is well outside of its expected range and is the wrong habitat for the species (usually mountain meadows) its presence is curious. When questioned, though, she insisted that they were growing wild in that area (seems unlikely).
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Pastos, Palmeras Y Parientes (Monocotiledóneas) (Clase Liliopsida)Autor
jackie53
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squamatologistDescripción
Cream Milkvetch (Astragalus racemosus var. racemosus), Ellis County, Kansas
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Género ElymusAutor
hikerstephenDescripción
On a Elymus. Some type of gall. The Elymus is probably Elymus albicans. Have not taken it apart yet.
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alex_shureDescripción
beautiful individual with some inserts of macro detail. @jeffgoddard
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jjmillerDescripción
Trying to ID the wasp in this one, but if you know what the red eggs are, that would be great, too!
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Lechuza de Campanario (Tyto alba)Autor
alathamDescripción
Found inside chimney following death of adult, managed to rescue and rear all young until fledged
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Helechos (Clase Polypodiopsida)Autor
samiam29Descripción
is this a part of the fern or something else?
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sarahduhonDescripción
Not sure if fungi or slime mold, looks like they have little caps
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aspidoscelisDescripción
Minuartia michauxii at Castle Rocks, west-northwest of Cedar Bluff Reservoir and northwest of Ransom, 38.8575 -100.1708, Gove County, Kansas, 28 May 2021.
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cinclosomaDescripción
@ozzicada Apparently rental properties are in short supply!!
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chris-kcDescripción
YAY!! This is the only walking fern I have personally seen in Kansas City. (The species has other iNat observations at Burr Oak Woods and the Overland Park Arboretum. EDIT- Since finding this one, I found a group of them in Swope Park, and saw the healthy population at OP Arboretum.) Only this one individual found so its location is obscured. (The other little fern on the left is a very young Pelleae atropurpurea.)
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Not sure what this is, but it appeared to be fungal and growing out of the grasshopper's head, so I picked Cordyceps to hopefully attract a "zombie fungus" specialist. The host (?) was alive, and crawling/lurching across the ground... not hopping.
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Coyotes, Lobos, Chacales Y Perros (Género Canis)Autor
greg369Descripción
Saw 2. These are possible hybrids with Red Wolf. There is a population on Galveston that are hybrids with Red Wolves.
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Coyote (Canis latrans)Autor
smartrfDescripción
My friend took this photo of a coyote sleeping on his patio. The coyote looks very relaxed.
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Viola pedatifidaAutor
natemartineauDescripción
Only viable population in the state, notably. 300+ plants (i.e. an increase of 100% from when surveyed in 1980s). 70% reproductive. In a remarkable limestone glade - an island of prairie in a sea of second-growth calcareous forest. With many conservative calciphiles.
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Pigargo Gigante (Haliaeetus pelagicus)Autor
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Revu à l'intérieur de l'estuaire de la Rivière York
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bendamgaardDescripción
White single stalk plants up to a foot tall growing in small cave in northern Arkansas
