#personatus

[cecilnunez]

Lovebird melodies in the moonlight, a gentle serenade that adds a touch of magic to the quiet night. 🌙🎤 #LovebirdMoonlightMelodies #FeatheredMagic

[alejandro8898]

Agapornis alegres lindos y brillantes. Son del tipo personata y pescador, que son comunes en el lugar donde estoy. Este es uno de mis videos favoritos.

[birdblues]

Yellow-collared Lovebird

[wingedjewels]

Masked Trogon, female by Jay Packer Via Flickr: This species is widespread in the highland forests of the Andes and Guiana Shield from Guyana through Colombia and down to Bolivia. Hacienda El Bosque, Colombia

[squawkoverflow]

A new variant has been added!

Masked Trogon (Trogon personatus) © Paul Tavares

It hatches from average, black, brown, dark, female, fine, green, identical, iridescent, large, little, male, obvious, possible, red, slow, and white eggs.

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[squeakbee]

There's a species of silk moth called Eudaemonia argus and to me it is the most Jules coded bug I have ever seen.

Ironically enough, I don't have a bug in mind for Mia, but what DOES come to mind:

[casavanihomes]

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[herpsandbirds]

Masked Trogon (Trogon personatus), male, family Trogonidae, order Trogoniformes, found in the highlands of western and northern South America

photograph by @ernestoobandog

[onenicebugperday]

Ok last question, what's your favorite peacock jumping spider? (Genus: Maratus )

I couldn't choose just one! A few of my favs:

Robinson's peacock, Maratus robinsoni, because COLORS:

Photo by benjc

Masked peacock spider, Maratus personatus, because FACE:

Photo by elusiveorchids

And this one, Maratus sceletus, because its common name is SKELETORUS:

Photos by waynew-m

[alonglistofbirds]

[610/10,977] Bare-faced Go-Away-Bird - Crinifer personatus

Order: Musophagiformes (turacos) Family: Musophagidae

Photo credit: Fanis Theofanopoulos via Macaulay Library

[featheredcritter]

i have....new guys i made....expanded lore under the cut cause its quite a bit...

lore is like. at some point, a fair amount of time ago, these big guys known as "wanderers" (based on the fact they just kinda wander around doing fuck all) or Gigas personatus (for scientific name) just appeared out of nowhere. Humanity pretty much bunkered down immediately cause they would Not Die, no matter what you threw at them. So human scientists observe these creatures from afar and cities have a very strict curfew, since wanderers are nocturnal and will go into cities just to look around. At which time every citizen must stay hidden and quiet.

Despite this fear wanderers are like. very chill guy. they are big and scary and horribly curious but incredibly gentle and they looove humans (they are aware they are intelligent, they just think they are so cute and cool to look at, while on the other hand most humans belive wanderers are just very large beasts), even if they barely see them, they are never around when they come looking :( for that reason both creatures are aware of each others presence but face to face encounters are not super common.

There quite a few "species" of wanderers (their biology is not clear) based off different hazard suits, gas masks etc etc.

Wanderers do not have the speech similiar to humans, and usually communicate in grunts, wheezes and mask breathing noises or even the squeking of their coats and suits

they do have one bad habit tho. they like to put things they find interesting in their mouths

Mouth is usually hidden^^ the mask is not actually a mask but their face.

And also they are og godzilla sized

Ethan is a sad guy with life problems who one night got real drunk and stayed out past curfew, immediately got found by a wanderer who had never seen a human this close before and got snatched right away. But it's ok cause they grow to become friends :)

good morning ^_^

[firebugseverywhere]

I finally got to see a Reduvius personatus nymph!

I finally got to see a Reduvius personatus nymph!

As you might see, this bug covers itself in dirt and dust. It does this to camouflage with its surroundings to avoid predators and catch prey.

I've always wanted to see one of these, so I'm super duper happy I finally could!

[alejandro8898]

Agapornis de Fischer Agapornis violeta y negro. Ambos pájaros son lindos y adorables. Pequeño y ruidoso.. Este es un video interesante.

[bnuuygrils]

Reduvius personatus "masked hunter"

these live in the walls of my family's house. I was drawing in bed while back home earlier this summer and one of them got lured by my tablet's light reflecting off me and flew directly into my face.

[mutant-distraction]

Masked trogon (Trogon personatus)

⁃ The masked trogon is a species of bird in the family Trogonidae. It is fairly common in humid highland forests in South America, mainly the Andes and tepuis

- Photo by @ernestoobandog

[squawkoverflow]

A new variant has been added!

Masked Trogon (Trogon personatus) © David Monroy R

It hatches from average, black, brown, dark, female, fine, green, identical, iridescent, large, little, male, obvious, possible, red, slow, and white eggs.

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