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45 species today. FOY Bay-Breasted and Yellow Throated Vireo https://ebird.org/checklist/S137430498
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Cory talked about this on the last live stream. The differences are negligible for 99% of hobbyist. They both do and accomplish the same thing. -
@Fish Folk Bonaparte Gulls?
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@Fish Folk Do you geat Greater White fronted Geese a lot? One of our more uncommon visitors here in Ohio. Found 2 long tailed ducks the other day on some of the inland lakes.
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What makes you say red shouldered? Its hard to see on mobile but it looked like a red tailed hawk to me. I can see a faint belly band that is a good ID.
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@Fish Folk you get a lot of Harriers by you?
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Apistogramma Borelli - fleshy mass on ventral side
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@Colu @TheSwissAquaristWant to thank both of you again. The Betta made a full recovery. Did Maracyn and Ich -x as the Co-op recommended. Worked great. I noticed no changes to anything with the tank during the process. By day 3, he was swimming around again. For anyone searching for advice on a similar situation: I would highly recommend finding as many plants as possible and float them during the process. I found all my floating plant roots help slow down the tank activity and can help avoid stress to the injured fish.
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This has been developing over the past 2 days. Noticed it 2 days agos, wanted to observe before anything. Didn't see much change on day 2. Today I see that it has clearly grown. Unsure where to start but I have a QT tank ready if needed. Am I looking at an infection or a tumorous growth?
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Sparrow is a field sparrow. White eyering and pink bill are the ID marks to look for.
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It's all important. Would recommend seeing if there's a count to join! Had a great count day. Highlights include some beautiful Red Shouldered Hawks, an adult Cooper's hawk, over 80 Common Mergansers and a Red-necked Grebe, rare for Northeast Ohio.
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Sunday is my count day. I'm lucky that my home is located in my territory. Hopefully we get good number at the few inland lakes we have.
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Yesterday, I found my Betta stuck headfirst in the Aquarium Coop shrimp cave. He was still alive and I carefully did my best to remove him. I immediately treated the 10 gallon tank (my QT sprung a leak 2 weeks ago) with Maracyn and monitored him. He was banged up good and clearly exhausted but he was alive. I continued monitor him. He hung out near the surface the rest of the day. Fast forward to today. I just came home from work and saw that he was moving around more, albeit much slower. Then I noticed fungus growing around the wounded areas. Looking for some advice on how I should respond to this development. Nitrates are around 20ppm Very hard water, high buffer pH around 7.2 Temps are about 80 degrees F. Thanks in advance.
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Oh my goodness. I love that shot. You said he's shooting with a d500? Did he buy the body and lense at the same time? I'm using a D3200 and really want to upgrade for QOL features.
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