kkucera 的最愛
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昆蟲綱 (綱 Insecta)觀察者
shell1955描述
On a Walnut branch, about head high.
Saw something similar last winter.
NO IDENTIFICATION
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amoorehouse描述
Dozens, if not 100s of these were found throughout the 10-acre prairie / savanna remnant at Samuel Barnum Mead Savanna Nature Preserve.
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哀鴿 (Zenaida macroura)觀察者
geperez8描述
Not too sure what type of bird this is. It seems like an ordinary pigeon to me. Perhaps there's a better name. They were good subjects for photography
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蟻屬 (屬 Formica)觀察者
thecicadadude描述
Can’t find a good match. Found another today which I collected
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真菌 (界 Fungi)觀察者
carrieseltzer描述
My passport grew mold! It was stored in a fire-proof safe for a year. Only the passports (and contents) got moldy. If anyone is interested in identifying the passport mold further, I’m happy to send samples!
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skrentnyjeff描述
went to see it one place, find it at LaBagh for my first time ever a few hours later
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rpillon描述
Tiralongo F., Pillon R. (2019). First record of Vanderhorstia mertensi Klausewitz, 1974 from Greek waters: the westernmost record from the Mediterranean Sea. In: New Mediterranean Marine Biodiversity Records. Mediterranean Marine Science, 20(3): 645–656.
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扁嘴海雀 (Synthliboramphus antiquus)觀察者
skrentnyjeff地點
Montrose Point Bird Sanctuary, Lake Michigan, Uptown, Chicago, Cook County, IL, USA (Google, OSM)描述
Ancient Murrelet (Synthliboramphus antiquus) Lake Michigan Montrose Point Bird Sanctuary Chicago Cook County IL November 2019 Week #46 Jeff Skrentny IMG_9217
My 378th Illinois bird species observed, and the 331st species of bird observed in Cook County
Ancient Murrelet (Synthliboramphus antiquus) Lake Michigan Montrose Point Bird Sanctuary Chicago Cook County IL November 2019 Week #46 PHOTO BY Michael Ferguson (used with permission)
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skrentnyjeff描述
found my first one, and then pollinated it (under polination program supervision)
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dziomber描述
Drier area within a wet prairie opening in a Northern Flatwoods with alkaline sandy soils dominated by bur and swamp white oak. Growing under a large Rosa setigera.
Acaulescent. Spurred petal with relatively dense beard (unlike typical V. sororia). All beard hairs longer and only very slightly clavate (short and clavate in V. cucculata). Leaves narrowly deltate to narrowly ovate (reniform or at least nearly as long as wide in typical V. sororia). Acute, eciliate sepals (more rounded and often ciliolate in V. sororia). Very minute, sparse pubescence on the adaxial leaf surfaces are an often cited characteristic for V. affinis that is visible here.
This was the only plant that so nearly fits V. affinis that I could find in the area. Other violets in the area varied with some fitting V. sororia well. Many keyed out well to V. septentrionalis. I posted an observation of one of these plants that keyed to V. septentrionalis: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/18837580. Some plants keyed out well to V. missouriensis. All were generally intermediate between V. sororia and V. affinis, although most were closer to the V. sororia end of the spectrum.
