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satxmar描述
Tucked inside a mass of blue curl growing from a crack in the sidewalk. I didn't notice it until I had yanked out the blue curl. It wiggled a little. I put everything back in the garden.
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浣熊 (Procyon lotor)描述
got to see it flip some rocks, and lunge for a few crayfish . crunch audio is from a crayfish
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灰藍蚋鶯 (Polioptila caerulea)觀察者
marcg0255描述
Noticed this gnat catcher going up and down mesquite tree looking for food until it finally caught this dragonfly.
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家貓 (Felis catus)觀察者
jaedyn_medrano描述
editing this to note that is a stray (wild) cat who is actively feral and is not kept or maintained by anyone and survives by eating rats in the garden center.
feral cat with what i believe is a rat it caught in its mouth. this caught brought me this dead rat and the half eaten remains of another rat
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犬 (Canis familiaris)觀察者
kzoebel描述
STRAYS! Mom and three puppies living in a cemetery. They are extremely skiddish and mom has an injured paw. Mom is just a puppy herself. These do NOT belong to anyone.
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大口黑鱸 (Micropterus nigricans)觀察者
peterjoseph描述
Pictures courtesy via Leo- San Antonio River Fishmen. We were braving the cold weather at SA- Mission Reach. Caught at San Pedro creek n San Antonio river confluence. Catch and released.
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郊狼 (Canis latrans)觀察者
smartrf描述
My friend took this photo of a coyote sleeping on his patio. The coyote looks very relaxed.
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professorcruz描述
The photo was taken by Lisa Hatfield. Lizard survived the encounter with the young cat and was released nearby. Though it may have been injured during the encounter, and during subsequent removal.
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that_bug_guy描述
A carpenter bee flew around before entering a hole in the fence. It went in and turned round and looked back at me! When I got close, the bee backed up into the hole. When I moved back, the bee stuck it's head out again.
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Anaea aidea觀察者
greglasley描述
I put out a tray with some rotting bananas to see what critters I could attract.
I was amazed a while ago to find some leafwing butterflies all over my bananas; I counted 9 of them, and I believe all are Tropical Leafwing judging from the wavy edge to the rear wing margins, the extra short "tooth" and the extra submarginal line on the underside of the wings. This is an uncommon to rare species in the Austin area but November is a good time for them. This is the first leafwing of any species for my yard.
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