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Cutting of swamp alder in wetland along Laughing Whitefish River

Three specimen of various sizes. Appear to be same species.

I presume this is a newly emerged Phallus that has not yet developed any color.

Blueish frog??

Intermittent creek to Honey Creek and adjacent fen.

On hot pepper.

5th instar

5th instar

Eating a newspaper most likely l.

A young animal feeding in the leaves exposed by the snow plow. It has a severe case of mange. Note the thickened and significantly raised skin on its back.

On a lily plant

Common Bagworm casing in center, Snailcase Bagworm above.

Found at the foot of a birch tree. Approximately 1 ft in length. Grayish brown cap with a white porous texture underneath.

One of three in local pedestrian tunnel.

Numbers found here on a daily basis this summer (on the days I go) have been 0 to 3. Thirty-five overwintered here last year and 40 the year before.

Likely from prairie planting. The highschool was built in 2006

Doesn't seem to have any red on it but neither does
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/50914857

and a couple of others. Books don't mention this outlier.

Help!

I am not sure

Bass DL

In East Texas, USA.

Pitcher Plant
(Sarracenia purpurea)
Oakland Co., MI
Photo by Allen Chartier
Date Taken : 2003/04/19

Blanding's Turtle
(Emydoidea blandingii)
E.L. Johnson Nature Center
Oakland Co., Michigan
9 May 2018
Photo by Allen T. Chartier

Blandings Turtle
(Emydoidea blandingii)
Fish Point SWA
Tuscola Co., Michigan
25 June 2018
Photo by Allen T. Chartier

Small-mouthed Salamander
(Ambystoma texanum)
Wayne Co., MI
Photo by Allen Chartier
Date Taken : 2003/04/03

The AI had trouble identifying these apparent leucistic individuals.

Home made nest box

Final shot is of the "invader" being kicked out.