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Photo by jonstutte
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Blue Jay
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LivanEscudero
Hello Jon, and welcome to this site. it is important to separate your spottings into one spotting for each different animal or plant that you see. That way this site works better and we can help you with ID and things like that. For example, you can go back and edit this spot, and remove the snake and tortoise photos, leaving only the bird (a Blue Jay). Then make separate spottings for each of the snake and tortoise. Other tips make sure you match the category next to the title with the kind of creature in the photo. Hope this helps.

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PublishedApril 16, 2012

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