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bdstaylorDescripción
A very common amoeba in samples from a brownwater lake attached to the Mer Bleue Bog. The specimen was air-dried on a tab of conductive carbon tape, and imaged in SEM at the Canadian Museum of Nature.
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meadowhawkDescripción
This female forktail felt comfortable perching on the wing of the CGD!
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Milano Tijereta (Elanoides forficatus)Autor
edithst-martinDescripción
Rare. Came in flying from Petrie(east) than at François Dupont park flew south.
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Gorrión Doméstico (Passer domesticus)Autor
pcarelessDescripción
one was cool partial albino
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Autor
johndreynoldsDescripción
Maybe. On Saw Palmetto. Brooker Creek Preserve, Florida, USA
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Lechuguilla Africana de Agua (Pistia stratiotes)Autor
hstegerDescripción
This plant was again present in 2014, However the growth of Typha latifolia was doubled from that in 2013. The growth of T. latifolia in 2015 was again much denser than in 2014 to the point where it was the dominant vegetation. Pistia stratiotes could not be located and not since.
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Lirio Acuático Sudamericano (Pontederia crassipes)Autor
dalepoulterDescripción
in a small pond
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Grillos del Suelo (Subfamilia Nemobiinae)Autor
dptateDescripción
Katydids in background, but a presumed cricket at two points about 1/3 and 2/3 of the way through recording.
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cmcheatleDescripción
Think this is C. knabi based on description at BugGuide 'conspicuous small roundish spots on the reddish part of the elytra (minute, sometimes missing in C. rowena)'
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jonathan_mackDescripción
maybe? on edges of vernal pools, very unusual leaves
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owenclarkinDescripción
on Quercus macrocarpa:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/110343197
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Aguililla Cola Roja (Buteo jamaicensis)Autor
tomwheatleyDescripción
Partial white plumage.
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nsoucDescripción
Northern Red Oak
Apparently due to a bacterial infection, maybe from the Wooly Catkin Gall Wasps ovipositing holes?
Not sure if there's a characteristic bacteria species that causes this.
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owenclarkinDescripción
beside this Black Willow:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/104555884
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lada51newttbDescripción
Linda M. Ley collection, LKHD 98019, National herbarium of Canada. On wet ground near stream in cedar woods.
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Drosophila hydeiAutor
alisonnettaDescripción
Small fly, about 5mm long. Interestingly, I noticed that it is carrying two mites on its underside.
'Tergites with dark posterior bands broken at the midline, without pale areas on the lateral surfaces.'
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Marmota Canadiense (Marmota monax)Autor
daisymagooDescripción
Albino Groundhog
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Hongos de Saco, Levaduras Y Parientes (Filo Ascomycota)Autor
ikhomDescripción
Small black fungi on the last year's herb stem of Vincetoxicum rossicum Dog-strangling Vine.
