Identificaciones de tkellerrio
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Saladito (Rhus integrifolia)Autor
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Off side road, W. of bike trail, N. of the Nature Center. Fairly common.
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Canchalagua (Zeltnera venusta)Autor
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Common in patches, esp. at the south end of the extended bike trail, So. of the Nature Center.
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Colorín Pecho Canela (Passerina amoena)Autor
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One male singing along dirt side road, west of main bike trail (S. of the junction of the two).
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Ganso Canadiense Mayor (Branta canadensis)Autor
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Banded bird 1128-00156. Report submitted.
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Mariposa Parche de Gabb (Chlosyne gabbii)Autor
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Female at start of Sunset Peak Trail. Both sexes very abundant all the way up mountain.
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Mariposa Cometa (Papilio indra ssp. pergamus)Autor
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Male. Two in this spot of the summit; this was the fresher one.
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Mariposa Cometa Negra del Desierto (Papilio polyxenes ssp. rudkini)Autor
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Male. Large. One of two on the summit, this one was the fresher one. Both these and the indra were keeping to their respective small areas of the peak, chasing each other only, not coming into any contact with the other species.
This is not the first time I have found rudkini on Sunset; I first did nearly twenty years ago. I am sure they are breeding on the Tauschia, but for some reason they never fly down to the road to puddle or nectar the way the indra regularly do.
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Mariposa Cometa (Papilio indra ssp. pergamus)Autor
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Small, thin female flying along Sunset fire road, not fresh. Released after photo.
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Mariposa Reina Norteamericana (Danaus gilippus ssp. thersippus)Autor
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Big fat female
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Mariposa Virrey Occidental (Limenitis archippus ssp. obsoleta)Autor
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Male. Just a few out today
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Lagartija Espinosa de Montaña (Sceloporus vandenburgianus)Autor
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Approximately 10 of these lizards seen along 1.7 mi of trail in pine forest. Included two males, with much ventral and throat blue color, sparing and jumping toward each other, as they moved through the territory.
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Hemaris thetisAutor
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Two seen along trail, two spots, both nectaring on Western Wallflower. Hard to get clear photos.
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