Floridensis Codex

East-Central Florida
Counties: Volusia | Flagler | Brevard | Lake | Seminole |

South Florida
Counties: Miami-Dade | Collier | Monroe | Broward | Martin |

West-Central Florida
Counties: Levy | Marion |

North Florida
Counties: Alachua | Columbia | Gilchrist | Hamilton |

Florida Panhandle
Counties: Leon |

South Georgia
Counties: Lowndes | Lanier | Charlton.

Alaska
Regions: Anchorage | Chugach | Matanuska-Susitna |

Oklahoma
Counties: Cleveland |

North Carolina
Counties: Rutherford |

Idaho
Counties: Bingham |

Canada
Provinces: Alberta |

Calliactis tricolor, the Hitchhiking anemone.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Porpita porpita, the Blue button.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Astropecten articulatus, the Royal starfish.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Acanthopleura granulata, the West Indian fuzzy chiton.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Pomacea maculata, the Island apple snail.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Neverita duplicata, the Shark eye sea snail.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Bulimulus guadalupensis, the West Indian bulimulus.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Zachrysia provisoria, the Cuban brown snail.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Melampus coffea, the Coffee bean snail.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Orthalicus floridensis, the Banded tree snail.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Nerita versicolor, the Four-toothed nerite.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Oliva sayana, the Lettered olive.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Scyllaea pelagica, the Sargassum nudibranch.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Cardisoma guanhumi, the Blue land crab.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Grapsus grapsus, the Sally lightfoot crab.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Pachygrapsus transversus, the Mottled shore crab.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Menippe nodifrons, the Cuban stone crab.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Leptuca pugilator, the Atlantic sand fiddler crab.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Leptuca thayeri, the Atlantic mangrove fiddler crab.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Ocypode quadrata, the Atlantic ghost crab.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Panopeus herbstii, the Atlantic mud crab.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Panopeus lacustris, the Knotfinger mud crab.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Petrolisthes armatus, the Green porcelain crab.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Arenaeus cribrarius, the Speckled swimming crab.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Aratus pisonii, the Mangrove tree crab.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Tetraclita stalactifera, the Ribbed barnacle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Narceus sp., the North American millipedes.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Scolopocryptops sexspinosus, the Eastern red centipede.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Gasteracantha cancriformis, the Spinybacked orbweaver.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Micrathena sagittata, the Arrow-shaped orbweaver.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Neoscona crucifera, the Spotted orbweaver.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Neoscona domiciliorum, the Red-femured spotted orbweaver.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Trichonephila clavipes, the Golden silk spider.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Verrucosa arenata, the Arrowhead orbweaver.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Rabidosa rabida, the Rabid wolf spider.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Peucetia viridans, the Green lynx spider.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Dolomedes albineus, the White-banded fishing spider.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Dolomedes triton, the Six-spotted fishing spider.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Anasaitis canosa, the Twinflagged jumping spider.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Lyssomanes viridis, the Magnolia green jumping spider.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Heteropoda venatoria, the Pantropical huntsman spider.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Leucauge argyrobapta, the Mabel orchard orbweaver.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Latrodectus geometricus, the Brown widow.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Eutrombicula sp., the Chigger mites.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Eburia quadrigeminata, the Ivory-marked borer.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Enaphalodes rufulus, the Red oak boarer.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Alaus myops, the Small-eyed click beetle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Dineutus carolinus, the Whirligig beetle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Gymnetis thula, the Harlequin flower beetle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Pelidnota punctata, the Grapevine beetle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Megatibicen auletes, the Northern dusk-singing cicada.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Neotibicen lyricen virescens, the Coastal lyric cicada.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Neotibicen similaris, the Similar dog-day cicada.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Neotibicen tibicen australis, the Southern dusky-winged cicada.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Acanthocephala declivis, the Giant leaf-footed bug.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Leptoglossus fulvicornis, the Magnolia leaf-footed bug.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Mischocyttarus mexicanus cubicola, the Neotropical paper wasp.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Atteva aurea, the Ailanthus webworm moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Cosmosoma myrodora, the Scarlet-bodied wasp moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Empyreuma pugione, the Spotted oleander moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Halysidota tessellaris, the Banded tussock moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Haploa clymene, the Clymene moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Orgyia detrita, the Fur tussock moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Palpidia pallidior, the Pale palpidia.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Seirarctia echo, the Echo moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Spilosoma congrua, the Agreeable tiger moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Iridopsis defectaria, the Brown-shaded gray.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Nemoria lixaria, the Red-bordered emerald moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Synchlora frondaria, the Southern emerald.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Artace cribrarius, the Dot-lined moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Euclea delphinii, the Spiny oak slug moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Prolimacodes badia, the Skiff moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Megalopyge crispata, the Black-waved flannel moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Megalopyge opercularis, the Southern flannel moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Callopistria floridensis, the Florida fern moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Charadra deridens, the Laugher moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Datana integerrima, the Walnut caterpillar moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Harrisimemna trisignata, the Harris’s three-spot moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Spodoptera dolichos, the Dolichos armyworm moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Spragueia onagrus, the Black-dotted spragueia moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Coelodasys unicornis, the Unicorn prominent.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Furcula borealis, the White furcula moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Anartia jatrophae, the White peacock.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Actias luna, the Luna moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Anisota pellucida, the Southern pink-striped oakworm moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Antheraea polyphemus, the Polyphemus moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Dryocampa rubicunda, the Rosy maple moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Eacles imperialis, the Imperial moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Darapsa myron, the Virginia creeper sphinx.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Protambulyx strigilis, the Streaked sphinx.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Xylophanes tersa, the Tersa sphinx moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Acrolophus plumifrontella, the Eastern grass tubeworm moth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Dione vanillae, the Gulf fritillary.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Papilio cresphontes, the Eastern giant swallowtail.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Papilio palamedes, the Palamedes swallowtail.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Papilio troilus, the Spicebush swallowtail.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Ascia monuste, the Great southern white.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Calopteryx maculata, the Ebony jewelwing.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Coryphaeschna ingens, the Regal darner.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Epiaeschna heros, the Swamp darner.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Celithemis eponina, the Halloween pennant.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Erythemis simplicicollis, the Eastern pondhawk.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Erythrodiplax berenice, the Seaside dragonlet.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Libellula axilena, the Bar-winged skimmer.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Libellula incesta, the Slaty skimmer.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Libellula needhami, the Needham’s skimmer.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Libellula vibrans, the Great blue skimmer.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Pachydiplax longipennis, the Blue dasher.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Perithemis tenera, the Eastern amberwing.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Tramea carolina, the Carolina saddlebags.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Macromia taeniolata, the Royal river cruiser.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Atlanticus gibbosus, the Robust shieldback katydid.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Microcentrum rhombifolium, the Greater anglewing.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Neoconocephalus triops, the Broad-tipped conehead katydid.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Orchelimum pulchellum, the Handsome meadow katydid.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Pterophylla camellifolia, the Common true katydid.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Stilpnochlora couloniana, the Giant katydid.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Turpilia rostrata, the Narrow-beaked katydid.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Chortophaga australior, the Southern green-striped grasshopper.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Dichromorpha elegans, the Elegant grasshopper.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Dichromorpha viridis, the Short-winged green grasshopper.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Schistocerca alutacea, the Leather-colored bird grasshopper.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Schistocerca americana, the American bird grasshopper.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Schistocerca damnifica, the Mischievous bird grasshopper.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Schistocerca obscura, the Obscure bird grasshopper.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Schistocerca rubiginosa, the Rusty bird grasshopper.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Romalea microptera, the Eastern lubber grasshopper.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Anaxyrus quercicus, the Oak toad.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Anaxyrus terrestris, the Southern toad.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida | Georgia.

Eleutherodactylus planirostris, the Greenhouse frog.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida | Georgia.

Acris gryllus gryllus, the Southern cricket frog.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Hyla chrysoscelis, the Cope’s gray treefrog.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Hyla cinerea, the American green treefrog.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Hyla femoralis, the Pinewoods treefrog.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Hyla squirella, the Squirrel treefrog.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Osteopilus septentrionalis, the Cuban treefrog.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Pseudacris crucifer, the Spring peeper.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Gastrophryne carolinensis, the Eastern narrowmouth toad.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Lithobates catesbeianus, the American bullfrog.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Lithobates clamitans clamitans, the Bronze frog.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Lithobates grylio, the Pig frog.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Lithobates sphenocephalus, the Southern leopard frog.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Lithobates sylvaticus, the Wood frog.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Alaska.

Scaphiopus holbrookii, the Eastern spadefoot toad.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Deirochelys reticularia chrysea, the Florida chicken turtle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Pseudemys nelsoni, the Florida redbelly turtle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Terrapene carolina bauri, the Florida box turtle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Trachemys scripta elegans, the Red-eared slider.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Kinosternon baurii, the Striped mud turtle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Kinosternon subrubrum, the Eastern mud turtle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Sternotherus minor, the Loggerhead musk turtle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Gopherus polyphemus, the Gopher tortoise.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Apalone ferox, the Florida soft-shell turtle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Apalone spinifera, the Spiny softshell turtle.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida (non-native).

Ophisaurus ventralis, the Eastern glass lizard.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Agama picticauda, the African redhead agama.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Basiliscus vittatus, the Brown basilisk.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Anolis carolinensis, the Carolina green anole.
Resources: iNaturalist | Anole Annals.
Regions Photographed: Florida | Georgia.

Anolis chlorocyanus, the Hispaniola green anole.
Resources: iNaturalist | Anole Annals.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Anolis cristatellus, the Puerto Rican crested anole.
Resources: iNaturalist | Anole Annals.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Anolis cybotes, the Hispaniolian stout anole.
Resources: iNaturalist | Anole Annals.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Anolis distichus, the Bark anole.
Resources: iNaturalist | Anole Annals.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Anolis equestris, the Cuban knight anole.
Resources: iNaturalist | Anole Annals.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Anolis garmani, the Jamaican giant anole.
Resources: iNaturalist | Anole Annals.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Anolis sagrei, the Cuban brown anole.
Resources: iNaturalist | Anole Annals.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Ctenosaura similis, the Black spiny-tailed iguana.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Iguana iguana, the Green iguana.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Sceloporus undulatus, the Eastern fence lizard.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida

Sceloporus woodi, the Florida scrub lizard.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Leiocephalus carinatus, the Northern curlytail lizard.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Aspidoscelis sexlineatus sexlineatus, the Eastern six-lined racerunner.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Hemidactylus garnotii, the Indo-Pacific gecko.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Hemidactylus mabouia, the Tropical house gecko.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Plestiodon inexpectatus, the Southeastern five-lined skink.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Plestiodon laticeps, the Broadhead skink.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida | Georgia.

Scincella lateralis, the Ground skink.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Cemophora coccinea coccinea, the Florida scarlet snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Cemophora coccinea copei, the Northern scarlet snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Coluber constrictor paludicola, the Everglades racer.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Coluber constrictor priapus, the Southern black racer.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Diadophis punctatus punctatus, the Southern ringneck.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Lampropeltis elapsoides, the Scarlet kingsnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Lampropeltis getula, the Eastern kingsnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Liodytes alleni, the Striped swamp snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Masticophis flagellum flagellum, the Eastern coachwhip.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Nerodia clarkii compressicauda, the Mangrove salt marsh snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Nerodia clarkii taeniata
(x) Nerodia fasciata pictiventris,
Hybrid Atlantic salt marsh snake (x) Florida banded watersnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Nerodia erythrogaster erythrogaster, the Redbelly watersnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida | Georgia.

Nerodia erythrogaster transversa, the Blotched watersnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Oklahoma.

Nerodia fasciata fasciata, the Southern banded watersnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Nerodia fasciata pictiventris, the Florida banded watersnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Nerodia floridana, the Florida green watersnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Nerodia rhombifer, the Diamondback watersnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Oklahoma.

Nerodia sipedon, the Northern watersnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: North Carolina.

Nerodia taxispilota, the Brown watersnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Opheodrys aestivus, the Rough green snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Pantherophis alleghaniensis, the Eastern rat snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida | Georgia.

Pantherophis guttatus, the Corn snake; Red rat snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Rhadinaea flavilata, the Pinewoods snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Storeria victa, the Florida brown snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Thamnophis saurita sackenii, the Peninsula ribbon snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis, the Eastern garter snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Python bivittatus, the Burmese python.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Indotyphlops braminus, the Brahminy blind snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Micrurus fulvius, the Eastern coral snake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Agkistrodon conanti, the Florida cottonmouth.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida | Georgia.

Crotalus adamanteus, the Eastern diamondback rattlesnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Crotalus horridus, the Timber rattlesnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Sistrurus miliarius barbouri, the Dusky pigmy rattlesnake.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Alligator mississippiensis, the American alligator.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Caiman crocodilus, the Spectacled caiman.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Crocodylus acutus, the American crocodile.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Buteo lineatus, the Red-shouldered hawk.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Georgia.

Mycteria americana, the Wood stork.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Gallus gallus domesticus, the Domestic chicken.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Pavo cristatus, the Indian peafowl.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Setophaga palmarum, the Palm warbler.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Ardea alba, the Great egret.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Ardea herodias, the Great blue heron.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Butorides virescens, the Green heron.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Egretta rufescens, the Reddish egret.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Egretta thula, the Snowy egret.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Egretta tricolor, the Tricolored heron.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Eudocimus albus, the American white ibis.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Nycticorax nycticorax, the Black-crowned night heron.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Platalea ajaja, the Roseate spoonbill.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Anhinga anhinga, the Anhinga.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Lontra canadensis, the North American river otter.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Procyon lotor, the Raccoon.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Odocoileus virginianus clavium, the Key deer.
Resources: iNaturalist.
Regions Photographed: Florida.

Homo sapiens, the Modern human.
Resources: Doomsday Clock.
Regions Photographed: Florida.