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As your username might imply..... 😁

The credit for that one goes to an awesome photographer/best friend with some sweet gear that he let me use. Shout out to Nick Stroot! You can look him up on eBird.

WOOHOO!! AMAZING job everybody!! Personal congrats to my friend @StinkyAcres as the mammal winner!! I knew that chipmunk would final for sure.

Probably, but depending on where they are it could also be a Cascade Ground Squirrel.

I don't think so

Right. Whoops.

This little guy is a Yellow-pine Chipmunk! Very cute.

You mean a Preying Mantis?

Same little man I'm assuming? In what general area was this? I could identify it to species for you...

Wow! That's really interesting.

Just a note- Eastern Indigos can be quite rare, and they're always habitat specific. It's unlikely for someone to randomly just stumble upon one.

It's a Southern Black Racer. ;)

Saaaame. At least I should be getting a job soon.

Thank you! A horrible old completely outdated one 😅

Golden-mantled Ground Squirrel :D Just curious, where? The Rockies I assume. Your photography is incredible, much better that mine. Keep it up!! You're amazing.

Interestingly, this is a Mule Deer. Nice! Love the in-habitat shot.

Just imagine- some random person... finding a BOREAL CHICKADEE 😳 And not even knowing what it is! I wonder how many mega rarities have been passed off by people as "little brown birds"

:idunno

Sorry to disappoint y'all, but this is a male House Sparrow, not a Black-capped Chickadee.

LeConte's are such toughies to get to pop up out of the dense grass too. My birder/photographer best friend and I were thrilled when this little man came up to investigate us! And came closer. And closer. And CLOSER!! It eventually came within minimum focusing distance (9 ft.)!! :th