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Mar. 26, 2013
08:51 AM PDT
Description
The whale watchers in the pacific coast lagoons say that the infant nursing grey whales show the first growth of barnacles within weeks of birth.
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Oct. 5, 2012
06:45 PM PDT
Description
This Kinosternid turtle was photographed in captivity in southern Baja, Mexico.
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Sep. 4, 2012
06:18 PM PDT
Description
This teiid was observed during the day near Cabo San Lucas in the south Cape region of Baja, Mexico.
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Jul. 25, 2011
11:12 PM MST
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Jul. 25, 2011
11:12 PM MST
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Jul. 24, 2011
03:34 PM MST
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Jul. 24, 2011
03:23 PM MST
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Jul. 24, 2011
03:18 PM MST
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Jul. 24, 2011
03:03 PM MST
Description
A bumble bee I presume...
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Jul. 24, 2011
02:54 PM MST
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Jul. 23, 2011
12:29 PM MST
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Jul. 23, 2011
12:13 PM MST
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Jul. 23, 2011
12:03 PM MST
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Jul. 21, 2011
08:26 PM MST
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Jul. 21, 2011
08:22 PM MST
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Jul. 21, 2011
08:17 PM MST
Description
I think this is Brandt's Cormorant
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Jul. 20, 2011
07:34 PM MST
Description
I've had a really hard time figuring out what the correct/accepted name for this species is. It appears to be a Cape Giant Whiptail (see http://www.californiaherps.com/noncal/baja/bajalizards/pages/a.maxima.html).
I think the name should be Aspidoscelis maxima (as on the above link)? Or is it Cnemidophorus maximus (perhaps an older synonym)? Or is it a subspecies of Aspidoscelis tigris, which is what the current taxonomy of iNaturalist sort of implies?
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Jul. 20, 2011
06:51 PM MST
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Jul. 20, 2011
06:37 PM MST
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Jul. 19, 2011
02:48 PM MST
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Jul. 17, 2011
10:49 PM MST