Morning at Cibolo Nature Center
To scout for the bio-blitz on October 10, I spent yesterday morning at the Cibolo Nature Center in Boerne, TX. I was concentrating on odonates since those are what I'll be finding for the bio-blitz. The biggest surprise was when a nearly three foot long coral snake appeared beside me by the creek. What a pretty animal!
Thanks very much to Donna Taylor for showing me around! Attached are the observations I made, and here are (mostly) the same photos on Flickr:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mikael_behrens/albums/72157658219194769
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Papamoscas Cardenalito (Pyrocephalus rubinus)Autor
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Juvenile male.
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Rayadora Espinosa del Este (Erythemis simplicicollis)Autor
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Female.
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Azulilla de Arroyo Sórdida (Argia immunda)Autor
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ID help is appreciated!
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Azulillas de Arroyo (Género Argia)Autor
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ID help is appreciated!
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Azulilla de Arroyo Sórdida (Argia immunda)Autor
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ID help is appreciated!
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Zurcidora Migratoria Común (Anax junius)Autor
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This cooperative male was hovering long enough for me to get my best in-flight photo of a dragonfly so far.
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Rayadora Vigilante de Estanque (Dythemis fugax)Autor
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This brilliant male was a joy to photograph. The head tilts are so engaging!
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Azulillas de Arroyo (Género Argia)Autor
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ID help is appreciated!
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Serpiente Coralillo Arlequín (Micrurus tener)Autor
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I was excited to find this large Coral Snake foraging at the base of a large cypress tree. I estimated this snake was about 3 feet long.
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Great photos! Nice find with the Coral Snake, what a pretty animal.
I wish wish wish I could come down for the Bioblitz, but alas, I'm hosting a Bioblitz on the same day at Oliver nature park! I'll be sure to keep an eye open for the observations that pop up at Cibolo though. Don't forget the plants!!! ;)
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