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Zorro Culpeo (Lycalopex culpaeus)

Autor

frankdietze

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Agosto 3, 2023 a las 06:00 PM -05

Descripción

Mating

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Puma (Puma concolor)

Autor

andreslaguna

Fecha

Abril 16, 2020

Descripción

Ejemplar silvestre de Puma, registrado para el proyecto de monitoreo de grandes mamíferos del componente de investigación para la conservación de la Prefectura de Imbabura por Rolando Lechon, quien cumple las funciones de guardapáramo

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Gato de Garlepp (Leopardus garleppi)

Autor

dom97

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Abril 2019

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Chinchay (Leopardus jacobita)

Autor

jesus227

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Abril 2019

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Dragoncito del Eje Neovolcánico (Abronia deppii)

Autor

vojtechvita

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Agosto 2021

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Gato de Garlepp (Leopardus garleppi)

Autor

daver

Fecha

Abril 2018

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Cusco, PE (Google, OSM)

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Lobo Pollero Críptico (Tupinambis cryptus)

Autor

alejomorasu

Fecha

Agosto 10, 2020 a las 12:47 PM -05

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Güiña (Leopardus guigna)

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Marzo 2020

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Privado

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Comadreja Cola Larga (Neogale frenata)

Autor

pedrovernet

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Enero 14, 2022 a las 08:55 AM -05

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Caucel (Leopardus wiedii)

Autor

delbert

Fecha

Febrero 2023

Lugar

Falta ubicación

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Caucel (Leopardus wiedii)

Autor

yaelverduzco

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Abril 7, 2023 a las 02:16 PM CST

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Observado en Earth Connection Center, Merida Yucatan

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dryocopus

Fecha

Marzo 2022

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I was attracted to the ruckus made by crows from a tree, about 200 m. from where I stood. Expecting them to be mobbing an unfortunate owl or bird of prey, I approached the tree, taking my time. The mobbing persisted.

When I finally reached the spot some ten minutes later I could see some 30+ House Crows cawing and flying around the target tree, which was a modest, barren tree with slender branches on which I first noticed the swinging of a bushy tail.

On approaching closer, I saw the small, fawn-coloured cat trying to get down from the tree but getting intimidated by the pestering crows that kept flying close or landing close to it on the tree, calling loudly all the while.

It was really unfortunate that these very circumstances that made this elusive animal uncomfortable opened up a rare window of opportunity for me to photograph it. For the next few minutes, I kept clicking as the crows prevented the cat from climbing down the tree and escape into the undergrowth.

As this drama was getting enacted, the poor animal seized opportunity to escape when a male Oriental Honey Buzzard flew in to land just 5 m. above my head on a young Eucalyptus tree. Momentarily, the crows got distracted with the unexpected arrival of this raptor that the cat was forgotten and the entire bunch landed seeking the buzzard's blood!

When I took my eyes off the honey buzzard and looked at the tree on which the harassed cat was stuck for the past several minutes, I was so happy to see it empty, the animal having used this diversion of attention of the crows away from itself to climb down and melt into the tangled undergrowth.

Though known to occur in lightly wooded rocky and scrub-covered areas, the Rusty-spotted Cat is rarely seen in the open and hence not often reported or photographed. I think it was one of those rare days and I was happy to be able to use the opportunity to photo-document this smallest wild cat.

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Linsang Rayado (Prionodon linsang)

Autor

ddiller

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Mayo 18, 2022 a las 11:23 AM +07

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Zorrilla Líbica (Ictonyx libycus)

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Agosto 15, 2019

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Comadreja de Malasia (Mustela nudipes)

Autor

wildsumatra

Fecha

Mayo 10, 2021 a las 07:56 AM WIB

Descripción

Heard some squeaking and chattering in the small gully behind our home, and were very excited to see a family of 4-5 Malayan weasels. One even came up to my kids' bedroom window, and they all got to see it from less than a meter away!

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cclborneo