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Carpintero Bellotero (Melanerpes formicivorus)Autor
kevinhintsaDescripción
An abnormal colored Acorn Woodpecker along Gray Fox Trail off of Morgan Drive .
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Urraca de Hudson (Pica hudsonia)Autor
leapyDescripción
Tail, wings & bill size & shapes match magpie, but colouration was white & pale grey. Head was dark grey & eyes & bill black. Maybe a pale variant? Is that possible?
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Carpintero Bellotero (Melanerpes formicivorus)Autor
jairocadDescripción
Carpintero Bellotero
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Mapache (Procyon lotor)Autor
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Willamette Park, north end.
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Playero Occidental (Calidris mauri)Autor
amytimminsDescripción
The pictures are very unclear. It doesn’t quite match any of the suggestions, which included phalaropes in general. I know there’s been a red-necked phalarope in the area, but those pictures don’t feature the same dark mark on the neck as I see here.
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Búho Moteado (Strix occidentalis)Autor
abreininDescripción
Siuslaw National Forest (near Wakonda Beach)
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Clarín Norteño (Myadestes townsendi)Autor
amandajb35Descripción
I think this might be juvenile Mountain bluebird
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Mamíferos (Clase Mammalia)Autor
brnhnDescripción
Any way to tell if this was a person or wild animal? There are warning signs of cougar active in the are. I wasn't able to find any evidence of fur in the cuts.
The highest point on the tree was about 7 feet. It was taller than me but easily reached with a hatchet.
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Pica Americana (Ochotona princeps)Autor
jeffhardingDescripción
This location seemed inappropriate for a pika, in that the edge of the lava flow was heavily grown in with vine maple.
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Tordo Cabeza Café (Molothrus ater)Autor
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Juv BHCO being fed by an adult SOSP (also logged separate entry for adult)
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Ardillas de Árbol (Género Sciurus)Autor
lillaurisDescripción
Small red, thin tail, white underbelly
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Castor Canadiense (Castor canadensis)Autor
twainwrightDescripción
Chewing on western juniper; completely girdled base of tree. I didn't know they ate juniper. Or might this be another animal?
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