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Finlayson's Squirrel, or the Variable Squirrel - Callosciurus finlaysonii - Белка Финлайсона
Phuttamonton Park, Bangkok, Thailand, 04\30\2011
The variable oakleaf caterpillar is making itself heard — and seen — throughout central and southwest Arkansas, among other places. While the native insects will quickly gnaw through the foliage of even the largest oak tree, they do not harm the tree itself. Image courtesy Tamara Walkingstick.
Insecta
Odonata
Ansioptera
Aeshnidae
Aeshna interrupta
Variable Darner, male
Lassen Volcanic National Park
Redding and Susanville
Shasta, Lassen, Plumas, and Tehama Counties, CA
Summit Lake
Although not apparent on this photograph, others clearly show a two-cell HW anal triangle. That eliminates A. palmate, A. umbrosa, and A. walker.
The Variable Hawk (Red-backed Hawk) is well-named, exhibiting perhaps the greatest variety of plumage patterns of any species of hawk. It occurs throughout the Andes and in the temperate regions of southern South America.
Variable Hawks occupy open habitats at all elevations, where they prey on mammals and other small animals spotted from the air. They build large stick nests on any elevated structure available, and sometimes breed cooperatively.
Pair of Variable Oystercatchers (Haematopus unicolor) at Tawharanui Regional Park NZ. They are endemic to NZ, maori name is torea-pango.
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Also known as Anicia Checkerspot
Mary Ann Creek Rd, south of Molson, Okanogan County, Washington
6/16/2006
Advising motorists that the intersection upgrade of Golden Grove Rd/Grenfell Rd East will commence in the next few weeks.
The variable oakleaf caterpillar is making itself heard — and seen — throughout central and southwest Arkansas, among other places. While the native insects will quickly gnaw through the foliage of even the largest oak tree, they do not harm the tree itself. Image courtesy Mary Hightower.
Taken at Shelly Bay, Miramar Peninsula, Wellington
Family: Haematopodidae
Common name: Variable Oystercatcher
Maori name: Toreapango
Scientific name: Haematopus unicolor
Variable oystercatcher, Torea-pango - Haematopus unicolor
A pair of were foraging along rocks along the shore at Napier. They showed up in panorama too! All the variables I saw were black.
Photographed on trails to Carson Pass along the Pine Mt. Trail and Oat Hill Trail fire roads on April 30, 2021.
These are quite common in the city gardens and parks of Cairns. They were really inquisitive when I pished and came in quickly to investigate. This male came in and started to sing in full burst. Very cool!
Hypolimnas anthedon
They are born
A kindred, a new generation
Or maybe
The last of her kind.
There's no time
Life must go on
The beautiful ones are being born.
Variable Hawks occupy open habitats at all elevations. The Red-backed race inhabits the widest range of areas of the Variable Hawk races, including above tree line in mountains, Pacific coastal foothills, Patagonian steppes, agricultural areas and edges of river galleries, beech woods and humid premontane and lowland forests. Though often the most likely race to be found in lowlands, even the Red-backed is less than common below an elevation of 500 m (up to 3,000 m).