uzaysezen's Identifications
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Tortricid Leafroller Moths and Allies (Superfamily Tortricoidea)Observer
burcumeltemarikDescription
On top of Sarıkız, Kaz Daglari
1718 m.
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Asia Minor Tortoise (Testudo graeca ssp. ibera)Observer
danielaustinDescription
Approx 6 or 7 further individuals were seen in the vicinity on the same afternoon.
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Typical Old World Deer and Elk (Genus Cervus)Observer
pinargutsuzDescription
Haziran 2010
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Typical Old World Deer and Elk (Genus Cervus)Observer
pinargutsuzDescription
Çubuklu Göl civarı-Adapazarı
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Broad-leafed Helleborine (Epipactis helleborine)Observer
burcumeltemarikDescription
Under the pinus nigra forest among Vaccinium myrtillus cover:
Epipactis helleborine cf. helleborine
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Blue-gray Tanager (Thraupis episcopus)Observer
dakkaynakDescription
on STRI campus
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Brown Wood-Rail (Aramides wolfi)Observer
lukelele42Description
http://naturedocumentaries.org/5235/brown-wood-rail-singing-choco-forests-ecuador-luke-browne-2013/
The Brown Wood Rail (Aramides wolfi) is a poorly known bird from western Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. Because of extensive habitat loss,it’s considered vulnerable to extinction with less than 4,000 individuals remaining. Here, we recorded an individual singing in front of a motion-activated camera trap at Bilsa Biological Station, one of the largest remaining pieces of Chocó forest in western Ecuador. Bilsa is located within Machine-Chindul Ecological Reserve, Esmeraldas province, Ecuador.
The Karubian lab at Tulane university has described the nesting biology, home range, and habitat use of this poorly-known bird.
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Long-wattled Umbrellabird (Cephalopterus penduliger)Observer
lukelele42Description
Long-wattled Umbrellabirds (Cephalopterus penduliger) are important seed dispersers for many plant species, especially the palm Oenocarpus bataua. Here, a motion-activated camera records a male Umbrellabird eating ripe Oenocarpus fruit on the ground at Bilsa Biological Station in the Chocó forests of western Ecuador. You can notice the pronounced wattle and crest characteristic of male Umbrellabirds. Because of extensive habitat loss across its range (Ecuador and Colombia), populations of Umbrellabirds are declining rapidly and are considered vulnerable to extinction.
The Karubian lab at Tulane university has done extensive work characterizing the breeding biology of Umbrellabirds, and how the lekking behavior of Umbrellabirds influences its role as a seed disperser.
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Long-tailed Giant Ichneumonid Wasp (Megarhyssa macrurus)Observer
larry522Description
these make my jaw drop every time I see them... so glad it landed on the Basswood leaf right next to me! (for scale, that leaf is 5+ inches long)
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Long-tailed Giant Ichneumonid Wasp (Megarhyssa macrurus)Observer
smpbiologist-dstoverDescription
Observed four females (only two pictured) ovipositing on dead elm tree in wet woods.
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Hares and Rabbits (Family Leporidae)Observer
ekomarinDate
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ÇIĞLIKARA- ANTALYA, KOHU DAĞLARI
TERKEDİLMİŞ ORMAN EVİ İÇİNDE EN FAZLA 2 GÜNLÜK TAVŞAN ÖLÜSÜ BULUNDU
AYNI YERDE DAHA ÖNCE VAŞAK GÖRÜLMÜŞ...BENCE TAZE BİR CESETTİ..
KONUMLANDIRMA:
ENLEM 36° 30.861'N
BOYLAM 29° 47.284'E
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Mediterranean Monk Seal (Monachus monachus)Observer
pinargutsuzDescription
Akbük-Muğla
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Mediterranean Monk Seal (Monachus monachus)Observer
pinargutsuzDescription
Akbük-Muğla
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Asia Minor Ground Squirrel (Spermophilus xanthoprymnus)Observer
pinargutsuzDescription
Ketençimen-Niğde
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Typical Old World Deer and Elk (Genus Cervus)Observer
pinargutsuzDescription
Haziran 2010
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Typical Old World Deer and Elk (Genus Cervus)Observer
pinargutsuzDescription
Çubuklu Göl civarı-Adapazarı
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Hares and Rabbits (Family Leporidae)Observer
ekomarinDate
Missing DatePlace
Missing LocationDescription
ÇIĞLIKARA- ANTALYA, KOHU DAĞLARI
TERKEDİLMİŞ ORMAN EVİ İÇİNDE EN FAZLA 2 GÜNLÜK TAVŞAN ÖLÜSÜ BULUNDU
AYNI YERDE DAHA ÖNCE VAŞAK GÖRÜLMÜŞ...BENCE TAZE BİR CESETTİ..
KONUMLANDIRMA:
ENLEM 36° 30.861'N
BOYLAM 29° 47.284'E
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