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Culebra Listonada Común (Thamnophis sirtalis ssp. sirtalis)Observ.
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Gartner snake enjoys a little sun on this 60F early afternoon.
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Pulgón de la Adelfa (Aphis nerii)Observ.
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Will these destroy my milkweed?
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Cardenal Rojo (Cardinalis cardinalis)Observ.
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He visited to dine on tomato leaves.
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Cardenal Rojo (Cardinalis cardinalis)Observ.
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This girl came to eat tomato plant leaves.
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Mariposa Monarca (Danaus plexippus)Observ.
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The Monarch seemed to become a bit alarmed after the bee arrived and soon fluttered away from the Mexican marigold.
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Bajapalos Pecho Blanco (Sitta carolinensis)Observ.
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This Nuthatch is storing safflower seeds in our Maple tree.
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Garza Real (Ardea alba)Observ.
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What a delight to have so many sightings of these beauties on the Anacostia today!
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Mirlo Primavera (Turdus migratorius)Observ.
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Youngster taking a bath in the falls
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Estornino Pinto Eurasiático (Sturnus vulgaris)Observ.
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There is a house sparrow to left but what are the other brown birds?
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Águila Cabeza Blanca (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)Observ.
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After more than a decade of kayaking on the Anacostia, we spotted two bald eagles on, of all days, July 4. The sight reminds us of the importance of a healthy river to the bald eagle and all it represents.
