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Image	Subject Name	Scientific Name	Description
5495608	Cope's gray tree frog	Hyla chrysoscelis	Cobb County
5495609	Cope's gray tree frog	Hyla chrysoscelis	Cobb County
5495610	Cope's gray tree frog	Hyla chrysoscelis	Cobb County
5495612	Cope's gray tree frog	Hyla chrysoscelis	Cobb County
5495613	Cope's gray tree frog	Hyla chrysoscelis	Cobb County
5495614	Cope's gray tree frog	Hyla chrysoscelis	Cobb County
5495615	Cope's gray tree frog	Hyla chrysoscelis	Cobb County
5495616	Cope's gray tree frog	Hyla chrysoscelis	Cobb County
1589688	African white rhinoceros	Ceratotherium simum
1592075	grey crowned crane	Balearica regulorum	in grasslands habitat
1592085	grey crowned crane	Balearica regulorum	adult and chick
1592176	ruppell's robin-chat	Cossypha semirufa
1592375	black-faced sandgrouse	Pterocles decoratus	male and two females
1592964	reticulated giraffe	Giraffa camelopardalis reticulata	tracks in sand
1592254	eastern chanting goshawk	Melierax poliopterus	with prey
1592107	African ground hornbill	Bucorvus leadbeateri
1592147	speckled mousebird	Colius striatus	two birds
5495306	American robin	Turdus migratorius	Eggs in nest
5495302	American robin	Turdus migratorius	Female on nest
5495304	American robin	Turdus migratorius	Eggs in nest
5495300	American robin	Turdus migratorius	Female on nest
5495047	chacma baboon	Papio ursinus	Baboon damage (stem girdling) on planted slash pine near Graskrop, South Africa
5495012	chacma baboon	Papio ursinus	Baboon damage (stem girdling) on planted slash pine near Graskrop, South Africa
5495226	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber	Total length of body is about 5 inches (12 to 13 centimeters)
5495227	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber	Total length of body is about 5 inches (12 to 13 centimeters)
5495229	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber	Total length of body is about 5 inches (12 to 13 centimeters)
5495224	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber	Total length of body is about 5 inches (12 to 13 centimeters)
5495225	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber	Total length of body is about 5 inches (12 to 13 centimeters)
5495221	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber
5495222	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber	Total length of body is about 5 inches (12 to 13 centimeters)
5495223	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber	Total length of body is about 5 inches (12 to 13 centimeters)
5495218	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber	View of head
5495219	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber	View of head and front feet
5495216	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber	Typical terrestrial habitat of adults is under rotting tree debris.
5495217	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber	Typical terrestrial habitat of adults is under rotting tree debris.
5495215	red salamander	Pseudotriton ruber	Typical terrestrial habitat of adults is under rotting tree debris.
5494956	red-breasted nuthatch	Sitta canadensis	Red-breasted Nuthatch (Sitta canadensis)
5494939	American toad	Bufo americanus	American Toad, Bufo americanus
5494421	squirrel	Sciurus spp.	Nesting hole
5494422	squirrel	Sciurus spp.	Nesting hole
5489978	western European hedgehog	Erinaceus europaeus	adult curled up in defensive posture
5489979	western European hedgehog	Erinaceus europaeus	Adult curled in defensive posture
5489990	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	Killed by trappers
5489991	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	scat
5489992	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	Trap used to catch brushtail possum. The fur is then plucked and sold.
5489993	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	Bait station for common brushtail possum.
5489994	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	Signage warning of baiting control for common brushtail possum.
5489995	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	Signage warning of baiting control for common brushtail possum.
5489996	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	Signage warning of baiting for control of common brushtail possum.
5489997	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	Signage warning of baiting control of common brushtail possum.
5489998	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	The use of poisoned baits is a widespread practice in New Zealand to help control introduced pest mammals, such as the common brushtail possum. As this sign indicates, the practice is controversial.
5489999	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	This species was introduced into New Zealand as a fur bearer. Trapping and use in fur products is an important part of efforts to manage this invasive species.
5490001	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	This species is an introduced species that is considered to be the most damaging pest of the forest lands in the country. It feeds extensively on foliage, flowers and fruit of many key forest species.
5490002	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	This species is an introduced species in New Zealand that is considered to be the most damaging pest of forest lands in the country. In addition to many native plants, it is damaging to some introduced species, such as rose.
5490003	common brushtail	Trichosurus vulpecula	The common brushtail possum is an introduced species in New Zealand that is considered to be the most damaging pest of forest lands in the country. It feeds on the foliage, flwoers and fruit of many native species, such as this tree fuschia.
5489918	New Zealand kaka	Nestor meridionalis	Kaka will peel bark from several trees. They then feed on sap and insects at these feeding sites.
5490005	stoat	Mustela erminea	Stoat trap baited with chicken eggs. Stoat are heavily trapped in some areas of New Zealand to help conserve endangered and threatenedspecies of wildlife. The introduction of stoat into the country was an ecological disaster that has devastated bird life.
5490006	stoat	Mustela erminea	Stoat trap baited with chicken eggs. Stoat are heavily trapped in some areas of New Zealand to help conserve endangered and threaten species of wildlife. The introduction of stoat into the country was an ecological disaster that has devastated bird life.
5490007	stoat	Mustela erminea	Stoa trap baited with chicken eggs. Stoat are heavily trapped in some areas f New Zealand to help conserve endangered and threaten species of wildlife. The introduction of stoat into the country was an ecological diaster that has devastated native bird life.
5490008	stoat	Mustela erminea	Stoat trap baited with chicken eggs. Stoat are heavily trapped in some areas of New Zealand to help conserve endagered and threaten species of wildlife. The introduction of stoat into the country was an ecological disaster that has devastated native bird life.