Peeling Bone?
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Just a Limpkin (Aramus guarauna pictus) limpking along the shore in search of apple snails.
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A near-exemplary Viceroy butterfly (Limenitis archippus) on Peruvian Primrose-willow (Ludwigia peruviana).
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A dazzling male Boat-tailed Grackle (Quiscalus major) on water hemlock.
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Can anyone ID what animal these bones found in a raptor pellet are from?
A place for vultures, bone kings/queens, hobby taxidermists, and people with a penchant for dead things to post their bones, skulls, mounts, progress and more. Have a question? Read the resource sticky first!
Can anyone ID what animal these bones found in a raptor pellet are from?
Bone collecting, Bone Identification, boneID, processing, and art.
Purple Gallinule (Porphyrio martinicus) searching for food among the lily pads.
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My group has lost some members, including the one dearest to me. I miss them a lot. But at least the father and his 2 fledglings are here. This is one of said kiddos.
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Fragrant Water-lily (Nymphaea odorata), one among many blooming at the lake.
A Red-winged Blackbird at a local lake.
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It's Four O'Clock! The flower is, anyway. My mother planted some in containers years ago. Over time, the seeds spread and more and more of these began popping up in the yard, with some clusters quite large by now. They smell amazing and are a favorite among the hawkmoths.
Another amaryllis gifted to me by my aunt. This is the Red Pearl variety, a stunning giant.
Always gotta get my obligatory alligator pics when at the marsh! Although this one came to me (either just curious, or someone's been feeding it). Thankfully it was more interested in taking a nap.
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Savannah Sparrow (Passerculus sandwichensis), I think. Pretty sure that's what this is but please correct me if I'm wrong. There were many of them hopping around the water's edge at a marsh.
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Snail Kite (Rostrhamus sociabilis)! Such interesting birds of prey. Although I'm a little undecided if this is an adult female or a juvenile. The legs are already a deep orange color and the eyes red so perhaps the former?
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A male Red-winged Blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus) eating the last bit of his dragonfly snack. He had what looks to be some kind of wound wrapping around the back of his head but appeared to be fine despite it.
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Lots of fleabane currently growing along the roadsides here.
Fishflies were swarming the side of my house a month ago. I'm not that close to water and normally just see one here or there. Not sure why this year was different. We hadn't even had any rain for months at that point.
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A couple of tree frogs. Pretty confident the first is a Squirrel Tree Frog (Dryophytes squirellus). The second I'm not certain of. A juvenile of one of the grays maybe? Cope's since this is central Florida? Confirmation/correction is appreciated!
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What did Whisper get into? They showed up one day with this white unibrow. Looks like paint but it was gone the next day so who knows. But they done stuck their face someplace it didn't belong!
A place for Corvid enthusiasts! Crows and other members of the Corvid family are intelligent, beautiful and can be pretty enteraining. We encourage all crow and Corvidae posts here! Everyone from family Corvidae are welcome. Videos, gifs, articles, personal stories. Please share!
My cat Lilliput! Who I promise isn't nearly as round as this angle weirdly makes her out to be, ha ha.
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One of the public trails near home. Natural Florida.
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Just my favorite birdy again!
A place for Corvid enthusiasts! Crows and other members of the Corvid family are intelligent, beautiful and can be pretty enteraining. We encourage all crow and Corvidae posts here! Everyone from family Corvidae are welcome. Videos, gifs, articles, personal stories. Please share!
The Rusty Lyonia (Lyonia ferruginea) - or dragonwood as I'm used to hearing it called - are full of sweet-scented flowers and the honey bees are flocking to them.
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