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擬鱷龜 (Chelydra serpentina)觀察者
a3d3vyth描述
Did not expect to see this. Among many red-eared sliders, I saw what looks like a snapping turtle. Only the head was visible, the body was obscured by turbid water. The turtle swam a bit and was part of a congregation of sliders expecting to be fed.
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cambarellus描述
Stowaway from a shipment of tropical plants; not naturally occurring in the area.
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ericalsf描述
Was thinking this was the Western yellow-bellied racer but the belly is not yellow...perhaps a juvenile? Scales underneath looked like light blues and pinks.
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allisonjgong描述
Missing a significant part of its posterior end, poor thing. Managed to crawl off into the bushes.
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加州鞭蛇 (Masticophis lateralis)觀察者
jonhakim描述
Part of my explorations in support of my write-up on the effort to save the Sierra Nevada Yellow-legged Frog, Shasta Lake's biodiversity, and other endangered amphibians of northern California.
https://bangkokherps.wordpress.com/2019/09/05/california-waters-frogs-of-the-frozen-reaches/
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德州珊瑚蛇 (Micrurus tener)觀察者
christophilip描述
A little confused because we have seen several coral snakes in the yard but the banding pattern here does not show clear red bands although there is some on the underside.
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ashwinvn2描述
Had a full length extra tail and another one partially grown (trifurcation). Found brumating under a wooden board
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robertojoseleon描述
Se encontró al animal debajo de una piedra, este tenia un nivel de opacado iridescente semejante a aquel demostrado por los escamosos antes de una muda.
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jesrah描述
Probably a melanistic one. The tongue was black. I couldn’t get a great look at the belly but it seemed orange-red. It was very fast in getting away from me as I attempted to take a photo!
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nancyasquith描述
Although this looked like a beautifully choreographed mating dance, it is actually a form of ritual combat between two males, usually occurring in view of a female--she may have stayed behind the rock out of my sight. It had been going on for nearly 5 minutes when I left.
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edwardrooks描述
Male/male fight: 2 well matched males battle for more than 15 minutes. I did not stay to see the end of their competition, or if either got injured. They circled each other and moved in side by side. One would bite the other's leg, or tail and the bitten lizard would spin to try to dislodge the biter. Link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjeVkN5rfgo
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鯔 (Mugil cephalus)觀察者
garth_harwood描述
Surprising find in a slough within the stagnant marsh. Not a species I recognize from this watershed! A carp, perhaps?
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cfosdick描述
In the same debris pile as a False Tarantula. Snake appeared to be about to shed. I did not pick it up.
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加州王蛇 (Lampropeltis californiae)觀察者
paulkdavis描述
king snake crushing a fence lizard on Bayview Trail by SF Bay in Coyote Hills Regional Park midday 2021 May 28
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擬鱷龜 (Chelydra serpentina)觀察者
brangell描述
I observed this turtle yesterday while looking over the side of the concrete bridge at Lake Merced. I was watching a heron catch a fish and saw this turtle slow come up for air. It stayed at the surface for quite sometime and I was able to grab a few photos (attached). I am fairly certain this is a snapping turtle that was released.
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擬鱷龜 (Chelydra serpentina)觀察者
primalux描述
I've been wanting to see this turtle for so long and I finally got to today. Obviously it's something someone released here at some point (supposedly 15-20 years ago, but it's all hearsay) but still super rad.
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革龜 (Dermochelys coriacea)觀察者
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缺乏地點資訊描述
On Half Moon Bay Pelagic Trip. Rough GPS cords. based on eBird checklist and the time of the photo.
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紅耳龜 (Trachemys scripta ssp. elegans)觀察者
joerich描述
Feeding on recently deceased Canadian goose.
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moonlittrails描述
Large turtle in the lake. Species according to what is named under California Herps.
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太平洋牛蛇 (Pituophis catenifer ssp. catenifer)觀察者
truthseqr描述
This snake was about 5 ft. long, swimming in the channel.
(Shoreline)
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kookamongus描述
Each little dot is a head. Literally hundreds in this tiny pond, from tiny hatchlings to enormous adults. Were observed feeding on a lot of insects at the surface and trying to scrape some sort of periphyton off the rocks. Seems like such a density in such an environment is entirely unsustainable over the summer/dry season. Rana draytonii and thamnophis atratus also present
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tsirtalis描述
Was being eaten by an owl, and was dropped. Record also entered in HerpMapper.org.
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js_young描述
first confirmation of reproduction of a reintroduced population (2015). welcome the first born and bred generation of mountain lake SF western pond turtle in many many (many?) decades
