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Monarch (Danaus plexippus)Observer
bencantrellDescription
Nectaring on Rocky Mountain blazing star. Our monarch waystation is a success! :)
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Utah Chub (Gila atraria)Observer
operculum_benDescription
Operation C.H.U.B: Collect Hundreds of Utah chuB, a noble mission to add Utah Chub to the iNaturalist AI. #1
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Violet Goby (Gobioides broussonnetii)Observer
ctiemann16Description
Found by my sister, barely alive on the beach.
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Shovelnose Sturgeon (Scaphirhynchus platorynchus)Observer
hambellDescription
Woot Woot!
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Atlantic Angelshark (Squatina dumeril)Observer
gopatriotsDescription
Caught by my dad on cut spot
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Hogchoker (Trinectes maculatus)Observer
emilio_cDescription
Surprise river catch!
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Northern Madtom (Noturus stigmosus)Observer
knp_aquaticzoologistDescription
Licking River. A couple photos show two madtom species. N. stigmosus and N. flavus. N. stigmosus is more heavily pattern while N. flavus is more uniform in its appearance.
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Tippecanoe Darter (Nothonotus tippecanoe)Observer
knp_aquaticzoologistDescription
Licking River.
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Bluebreast Darter (Nothonotus camurus)Observer
knp_aquaticzoologistDescription
Licking River.
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Notholca acuminataObserver
pierrelfrDescription
Collected on April 10, 2021. Length 170µ. Last two pictures are gifs.
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lassa8Description
Found in algae sample collected from the surface of a freshwater reservoir.
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Aurora Damsel (Chromagrion conditum)Observer
ctiemann16Description
This population has not been documented on iNaturalist and at first I thought it was unknown but it was originally discovered by Hal White in 2021. 8 individuals in the vegetation along a spring seep/stream.
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Gray Petaltail (Tachopteryx thoreyi)Observer
ctiemann16Description
This population has not been documented on iNaturalist, but this population of Gray Petaltails was rediscovered by Hal White in 2019 after a historical record in 1938. I hiked/bushwhacked from the Elk Neck State Forest trail system downhill towards the northern boundary of the property. I photographed all of these in Elk Neck SF. I saw four individuals, all close to a seep with the vegetation community consisting of skunk cabbage, cinnamon fern, and New York fern, which was all described by Hal White on his initial rediscovery. Such a cool species! They blend into the bark very well.
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Redbelly Tilapia (Coptodon zillii)Observer
operculum_benDescription
Extremely dark spawner, the underside was jet black. Wish I got better pictures.
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Desert Sucker (Pantosteus clarkii)Observer
operculum_benDescription
Abundant. Caught while sight fishing a school of actively feeding (and relatively aggressive) individuals. This specific fish actually chased down the bait. All photos are the same fish.
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Mottled Jawfish (Opistognathus maxillosus)Observer
ihuntaDescription
One of the three brownish colored Jawfish that have been recorded off the PR.
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Sacramento Speckled Dace (Rhinichthys klamathensis ssp. achomawi)Observer
prickly_sculpinDescription
San Lorenzo River
