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Or a Great Horned Owl
Snow plunge by owl with a 4-5 foot wing span;
Other tracks are deer

male species; Photos and ID by Hanna Roland

Undescribed species

Foto 1: The observed insect.
Foto 2: A tongue.
Foto 3: The frog who ate my observation.

Atrapada en el baño de una finca

Cemucam Park, São Paulo, Brazil.

Spotted on the way to work one morning!

This was in an Industrial area and had no Collar. So I'm not sure if it was feral or someones pet.

Found on underside of a Fomitopsis shelf fungus.

Falcon by Thomas Circle eating a dove

On left, Phloeodes diabolicus on right

Colydiinae> Pristoderus : Esme Lahey Reserve

Feeding voraciously on a spicy wing from Pizza Hut...

Whoooo!

Confirm?

A Weevil with two mites

Algodones Dunes, Imperial County, California

Came to blacklight; Carmel Valley, CA

hunting near catclaw acacia

Estaba caminado y cuando nos acercamos para la foto se hizo el “muerto”

Have gotten many inputs on this spider’s genus being Habronattus, but so far no one has been sure of the species do to the tuft of hair on its head.

collected by TCB team, imaged by BB. unique form of H americanus

alpine rocks& sticks, ridgeline adjacent to herbaceous meadoes

non-typical form, most red pigment replaced by black

high-elevation, open ground, low herbs, sage; early in season, few adult males

more strangeness from central UT. almost all H americanus pops have at least red pedipalps, here lacking. also, the bundled palpal hairs are distinctive ..

adult male

????

Found underneath loose bark on the main trunk, 20m up in a tree. Others noted that they were found underneath trunk bark at ground level as well.

Data aproximada

Having a stretch and a scream.