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    Colorful visitor in Mass, USA

    The wren looks in rough shape. It looks like it is missing most of it's tale. As others have said you have a male American Redstart with those orange/ red highlights with black. The female looks very much the same except it has yellow highlighting gray. They summer in large portions of the U.S...
  2. Cinnamon Teal

    Cinnamon Teal

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    • Comments: 3
    • Category: North America
  3. Yellow-headed Blackbird

    Yellow-headed Blackbird

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    • Comments: 3
    • Category: North America
  4. Moose

    Moose

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    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Wild Mammals
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    Comment by 'Clip' in media 'Eastern Coral Snake'

    Beautiful but deadly!
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  6. Eastern Coral Snake

    Eastern Coral Snake

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    • Comments: 4
    • Category: Reptiles
  7. Broad-headed Skink

    Broad-headed Skink

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    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Reptiles
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    Comment by 'Clip' in media 'Steppin’ Out!'

    I use to live in Colorado and would see these once in a while traveling south of our home. I miss them. Not that Florida doesn't have great birds too but Scaled Quail are just funny birds.
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    Comment by 'Clip' in media 'Oblique-lined Tiger Beetle'

    I wish I had a macro lense! What I have/had for cameras over the years have all been glorified point and shots.
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    Comment by 'Clip' in media 'Vigilant Tumblebug...'

    I cannot tell what country you are in from your profile info. but if you are in the U.S. I recommend Kaufman Field Guide to Insects of North America. No Field Guide can be comprehensive on the subject of insects as that guide would be huge. This guide does however give a good representation of...
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  11. Oblique-lined Tiger Beetle

    Oblique-lined Tiger Beetle

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    • Comments: 4
    • Category: Invertebrates
  12. Barred Yellow Butterfly

    Barred Yellow Butterfly

    A master of camouflage this one.
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    • Category: Butterflies & Moths
  13. White Peacock

    White Peacock

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    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Butterflies & Moths
  14. Common Yellowthroat-male

    Common Yellowthroat-male

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    • Category: North America
  15. Festive Tiger Beetle

    Festive Tiger Beetle

    -one of the color variations this species of Tiger Beetle comes in.
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    • Category: Invertebrates
  16. Southern Oak Hairstreak

    Southern Oak Hairstreak

    Meet Life Butterfly number 130! Not bad for a birder right?
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    • Category: Butterflies & Moths
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    Comment by 'Clip' in media 'Vigilant Tumblebug...'

    I like them too. Birding led to butterflies and butterflies led to other bugs. I don't go out looking for bugs but while out birding I find bugs. I have seen some pretty cool ones and I have a butterfly life list of 129.
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    Comment by 'Clip' in media 'Vigilant Tumblebug...'

    Birding was slow...
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  19. Northern Cardinal

    Northern Cardinal

    Getting late into the summer last year this male cardinal was attacking his reflection both on this visit to the park and on a prior visit. I think it didn't have a mate for the season and was desperate to run off any competition.
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    • Category: North America
  20. Great-crested Flycatcher

    Great-crested Flycatcher

    Duval County, FL
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    • Comments: 4
    • Category: North America
  21. Vigilant Tumblebug...

    Vigilant Tumblebug...

    I believe. Part of the Dung Beetle family. I'm strictly a casual of observer of bugs. I do try to figure out id but I'm far from an expert. So if I make a mistake please let me know.
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    • Category: Invertebrates
  22. C

    Why do Blue Jays mimic hawks?

    I have heard it is their attempt to scare away the competition for food. Like you I have also heard Blue Jays mimic Red-shoulders but also Cooper's Hawks and Red-tailed Hawks. Blue Jays eat much the same food as other small birds and if they can keep the competition away by sounding like a...
  23. Taxiles Skipper

    Taxiles Skipper

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    • Category: Butterflies & Moths
  24. Limpkins

    Limpkins

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    • Comments: 2
    • Category: North America
  25. Moustached Tiger Beetle

    Moustached Tiger Beetle

    All Tiger Beetles are tiny but this species even more so combined with it's coloration make it very difficult to spot. The only reason I saw this one is because it moved.
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    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Invertebrates
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