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Castor de Montaña (Aplodontia rufa)Autor
geographerdaveDescripción
Two entrances. In a mound next to a small marshy area. First entrance I notices had cut plants laid out at entrance. diameter of both openings maybe 8-10" diameter. Elevation ~4850'.
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Castor de Montaña (Aplodontia rufa)Autor
amoroscinesDescripción
Captured on wireless video camera. Drug a mouth full of green into den--backwards.
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Castor de Montaña (Aplodontia rufa)Autor
birdman_glennDescripción
Noticed a roadkill specimen as I was driving by, turned around to document and get some photos.
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Lamprea del Pacífico (Entosphenus tridentatus)Autor
chrisconardDescripción
Eaten by a Great Blue Heron. Would appreciate ID suggestions. Gristmill gravel bar, American River Parkway, Sacramento County.
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rjadams55Descripción
I have to admit, the Mountain Beaver is an animal I have wanted to see for many years, but chalked it up there with Spotted Bat and Pygmy Sperm Whale in that I know they are out there, but the odds of me finding one are......
So, I was more than delighted to have been able to spend a good 15 minutes watching this one at close range as it repeatedly carried mouthfuls of dry grass and green conifer twigs to its burrow under the snow.
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Castor de Montaña (Aplodontia rufa)Autor
brewbooksDescripción
Well hidden but active in a roadside ditch
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Castor de Montaña (Aplodontia rufa)Autor
jonwagnerDescripción
A few pictures of a mountain beaver that had been hit by a car on Brower Road in 2014.
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Castor de Montaña (Aplodontia rufa)Autor
dwrightDescripción
Photos from both 2018/07/29 and 2018/08/01, all in daylight
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jlmartinDescripción
I was just curious about what was around the cabin at night....good thing I got lazy and left it during the day. Also I think the squirrel watching it is hilarious
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scdevaneyDescripción
In a wet ravine by a little stream in Sequoia National Park. This little guy scampered down the slope, gathered up some ferns, and hurried off to a burrow.
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Lagartija Lagarto Meridional (Elgaria multicarinata)Autor
zamora_jovanhy_2Descripción
It was small,color was brown,its tail looked like it had been cut off by something. It had littlle arms like the size of a baby's figer. It was found alone with no other lizzards around.
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Limpiabotellas (Género Melaleuca)Autor
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Septiembre 10, 2011Descripción
Saw a lot of this plant around. It was kind of a shrubby tree. I've added a photo of the flowers and seed pods. It reminds me a bit of bottlebrush but the seed pots seemed more clumped up than what I've seen before. Does anybody know what it is?
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