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Welcome our newest member, EGBARR (joined Monday, March 18, 2019). Have you joined yet?!
Did you know our most liked sighting was observed on Friday, January 1, 2010 by The Coyote Kid. It is liked by 55 visitors!
And our most viewed sighting was observed on Wednesday, October 6, 2010 by sam. It was viewed 16780 times!
Most recent comments
7 days ago
Newfiegirl made the following comment on the observation of
Black fox posted on September 25, 2018:
Unfortunately this little guy was struck and killed this winter...RIP little one I'll miss seeing you around the backyard this Summer (reply...)
12 days ago
Tclenche made the following comment on the observation of
Shrew posted on March 05, 2019:
i see lots of prints in fresh snow, but I have not met a live shrew in the woods this winter! Great sighting!!
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18 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
unknown insect posted on November 10, 2018:
Thank you for the identification! (reply...)
18 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
Unknown posted on October 24, 2018:
Thank you for the information! (reply...)
18 days ago
Barry Hicks made the following comment on the observation of
Unknown posted on October 24, 2018:
The lines are dark because of the frass (poop) produced by the insect as it is feeding. (reply...)
18 days ago
Barry Hicks made the following comment on the observation of
Unknown posted on October 24, 2018:
Elijah, the dark lines are caused by a leaf mining insect (likely a fly in the Family Agromyzidae). Notice that the lines are narrow, that's when the maggot is small and as it feeds and grows larger, the line gets fatter. The fly pupates and emerges from the leave. You would find a hole in the leaf epidermis at the end of the line. (reply...)
37 days ago
Todd made the following comment on the observation of
Small Ducks posted on August 15, 2015:
Indeed they are pintails. (reply...)
37 days ago
Todd made the following comment on the observation of
not sure posted on May 26, 2015:
A ruby-crowned kinglet (reply...)