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Welcome our newest member, Daniel Tomás (joined Tuesday, June 25, 2019). Have you joined yet?!
Did you know our most liked sighting was observed on Friday, January 1, 2010 by The Coyote Kid. It is liked by 55 visitors!
And our most viewed sighting was observed on Wednesday, October 6, 2010 by sam. It was viewed 17409 times!
Most recent comments
2 days ago
Mardon made the following comment on the observation of
Unidentified posted on June 20, 2019:
I'm guessing that this is a Common Tiger Beetle, a.k.a. Cicindela sp. You might find the species if you look though all the images here:
Some Cicindela purpurea look fairly similar to your photo.
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3 days ago
Daniel Tomás made the following comment on the observation of
silver fox posted on June 25, 2019:
When going towards st johns on road 11, just a bit past Maddox Cove, a silver fox crossed the road! (reply...)
26 days ago
Tclenche made the following comment on the observation of
Mourning cloak butterfly (Nymphalis antiopa) posted on September 05, 2018:
I have just started seeing them here for 2019 also. postings and photos to follow. Funny thing, butterflies seem to have a territory. I keep seeing butterflies return to the same location and fly away each time i pass by.
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105 days ago
Newfiegirl made the following comment on the observation of
Black fox posted on September 25, 2018:
Unfortunately this little guy was struck and killed this winter...RIP little one I'll miss seeing you around the backyard this Summer (reply...)
110 days ago
Tclenche made the following comment on the observation of
Shrew posted on March 05, 2019:
i see lots of prints in fresh snow, but I have not met a live shrew in the woods this winter! Great sighting!!
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116 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
unknown insect posted on November 10, 2018:
Thank you for the identification! (reply...)