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Sometimes I find the cutlery makes my hands even more shit than they already are. Sometimes, only fingers will do for example. #ObservationOfTheWeek

This is outrageously true if you think about it. Regardless of gender. As Jimmy has pointed out 22 hours ago. "Walter" just works.. Pick any animal of any gender. Walter. Sorted.
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New York Mycological Society's observation of the week observed on 07.31.2021 in Black Rock Forest, NY
๐ธ: Michael Sadler
๐: Ramaria
๐ฟ: masadler
#ramaria #newyorkmyc #mushrooms #mushroom #mycology #fungi #mushroomphotography #OOTW #observationOfTheWeek #mycologyclub

#OOTW observed on 07.10.2021 in High Rock Park, New York, NY
๐ธ: masonbee
๐: Tubifera ferruginosa
#Tubifera #ferruginosa #newyorkmyc #newyorkmycologicalsociety #mushrooms #mushroom #mycology #fungi #fungus #mushroomphotography #observationOfTheWeek #mycologysociety

This week's Observation of the week is by Sue Zucker-Scharff.
๐: Violet-toothed Polypore Trichaptum biforme
#VioletToothedPolypore #Trichaptumbiforme #newyorkmycologicalsociety #mushrooms #mycology #fungi #fungus #mushroomphotography #OOTW #observationOfTheWeek #mycologysociety

Observation of the Week was photographed during the most recent excursion.
๐: Wolf's Milk (Lycogala epidendrum)
๐ธ: @blackili
#WolfsMilk #Lycogalaepidendrum #mushrooms #mushroom #mycology #fungi #fungus #mushroomphotography #OOTW #observationOfTheWeek #mycologysociety

Our @inaturalist #ObservationOfTheWeek is the #ScarletMacaw (Ara macao), one of the most iconic #rainforest species, but #endangered among CITES. We're lucky to have a population in the #OsaPeninsula. Check out more: https://t.co/6PJyGdFNAK

Our @inaturalist #ObservationOfTheWeek is the Peruvian Shield #Mantis (Choeradodis rhombicollis). These masters of #camouflage ambush #predators use a โsit-and-waitโ strategy to capture their unsuspecting #prey! For more:
https://t.co/6PJyGdFNAK #CitizenScience

Our #OsaPeninsula @inaturalist #ObservationOfTheWeek is the Rosenberg's Gladiator #Frog (Boana rosenbergi). You're most likely to #observe them at night by looking among #vegetation near #water in the #forest.
For more: https://t.co/6PJyGdFNAK
๐ธ: Myke Clarkson

Hawks and other raptors are common in cities, if you know where to look. And sometimes they even show up on your doorstep (or AC unit). Check out our #ObservationOfTheWeek. https://t.co/jObwVJu1BX
#Urban #anoles compete for mates just like their forest counterparts...but the displays (and mating) of urban anoles take place on interesting terrain. Check it out in our #ObservationOfTheWeek by @Kmwinchell just in time for #ValentinesDay https://t.co/Vz7cdeNsiG
Spiders ๐ท๏ธ are friends, not food...unless you're another spider ๐ท๏ธencroaching on their territory. Check out our #ObservationOfTheWeek which features #Urban #BlackWidow spiders. https://t.co/RYWUYVtbBa
Plants often don't get the โค๏ธ they deserve, but they play an essential role in #UrbanEcosystems. Check out our #ObservationOfTheWeek where we highlight dogwoods. https://t.co/nmNF59A2Xr
Our #ObservationOfTheWeek is by Joakim Liman who saw a pair of kฤrearea (New Zealand falcon) near Wainuiomata. https://t.co/OAI9FZ9XOu

Our #ObservationOfTheWeek is this black flounder. These endemic fish are the only member of the flatfish family (Pleuronectidae) that are a truly freshwater species. They have even been known to travel up to 250 kilometres inland! https://t.co/TfoqPfqLga

This North Island fernbird or mฤtฤtฤ is our #ObservationOfTheWeek. It was added to iNaturalist NZ โ Mฤtaki Taiao by Oscar, who was lucky to snap this photo since fernbirds are more often heard than seen. https://t.co/7MoOccuxx1

This puriri moth is our #ObservationOfTheWeek. It was spotted in the most unlikely of places โ on a wall in the @NewWorld Birkenhead car park. Puriri are our largest moths and have a wingspan of up to 150 millimetres. https://t.co/PF3Jxk3PmM

One interesting fact about the prickly stick insect is that females can produce eggs without the help of a male. In fact, no male has ever been found! #ObservationOfTheWeek https://t.co/k7jJ4hMyNh

Our #ObservationOfTheWeek is this prickly stick insect (Acanthoxyla prasina). It was observed by one of our 15-year-old users in the Kaimai-Mamaku Forest Park near Katikati. https://t.co/k7jJ4hMyNh

The #ObservationOfTheWeek is this spectacular group of the #orchid #OphrysTenthredinifera. Like in all #Ophrys, its labellum (the bigger petal, in this case with the yellow outline) is responsible for the seduction of the pollinator.
๐ทkikomoya ๐#Cรกdiz
๐https://t.co/JzJSNgTDM7

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