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Hawaiian fishes
 in  r/whatsthisfish  4d ago

Number 3 has one of my favorite genus names: Abudefduf, full binomial name is Abedefduf sordidus

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Odd looking fungus walking home from work today, they weren’t there yesterday.
 in  r/Mushrooms  5d ago

This is the bingo card of stinkhorns. 

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Peanut in my patio garden?
 in  r/pnwgardening  6d ago

Scrub jays are the culprit at my house,  so I also guess a corvid of some kind 

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can't go invisible today 🏳️‍⚧️ (OC)
 in  r/comics  7d ago

I thought it was a boob joke, hah!

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Prove it
 in  r/theotherendcomics  8d ago

It Helps With Something! (Tm)

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New Tinyview exclusive - “would you rather?”
 in  r/u_neilkohney  10d ago

Wait, so is tinyview the preferred placed to view your worrk?

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Pickled nasturtium seeds
 in  r/Old_Recipes  11d ago

Please report back when you taste them! 

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Not OC, but thought it belonged here.
 in  r/popping  11d ago

Honestly looks dyed with fluoresceine.

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people who do DNA extractions, a moment of your time please?
 in  r/labrats  11d ago

This. I train undergrads on this regularly. It's just plug and play.

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The Substance
 in  r/comics  12d ago

Holy shit, I haven't thought about wondercon since 2006. Glad its still going! 

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Any fun activities for disabled/wheelchair people
 in  r/corvallis  14d ago

Its a bit of a drive, but Mt Pisgah Arboretum has a David's Chair available to use!

https://davidschair.org/

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ONLY SCIENTISTS (OS): Because Funding is a Myth
 in  r/labrats  24d ago

Seductively raises hood sash alllllmost to the max

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ONLY SCIENTISTS (OS): Because Funding is a Myth
 in  r/labrats  24d ago

Nah, I got that nafety for safety. A slow montage of putting on layer after layer of ppe? I'm in. Reverse burlesque that shit.

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My dog threw this up after going off trail on a hike
 in  r/whatisit  24d ago

That is 100% a stomach of some small mammal. Often predator species will eat everything except the stomach- which is probably what your pooch found. 

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Fishing questions, can you help clarify?
 in  r/oregon  24d ago

thank you, friend

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Fishing questions, can you help clarify?
 in  r/oregon  24d ago

Thank you, I mentioned that I thought the books were no longer printed- silly me. The 65 places article is nice. I may make a layer for google maps specifically to share to other hopeless individuals.

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Fishing questions, can you help clarify?
 in  r/oregon  24d ago

That's so wild to hear. They taste so bad... It just blows my mind especially when there's so many other fish that taste better and are easier to catch. I don't get it.

In other news, I recently discovered how easy it is to score flies on facebook marketplace. Granted, I don't use facebook, so maybe y'all already knew this.

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Fishing questions, can you help clarify?
 in  r/oregon  25d ago

What do you mean?  Is it that popular? I used to go fishing for them with my dad, but I loved the experience more than the fish itself. Honestly would've been happy night fishing for anything, and just leave the ol dinosaurs alone. They're pretty neat critters 

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My old man has to wear a diaper now and keeps getting stuck under the chairs 🪑 😂
 in  r/aww  25d ago

Stick cardboard under the chairs so that there's no lip. He'll slide under them.

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Fishing questions, can you help clarify?
 in  r/oregon  25d ago

Near Springfield. I think Dexter is ok, but I'm interested in backup options as well.

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Fishing questions, can you help clarify?
 in  r/oregon  25d ago

You like it? Is it as good as onyx hunt?

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Fishing questions, can you help clarify?
 in  r/oregon  25d ago

I wish this was seasonally color coded for where you can fish. I suspect that stocking locations are not necessarily open for fishing at the same time- they could be literally stocking up for when it does open.

Thank you for the link

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Fishing questions, can you help clarify?
 in  r/oregon  25d ago

Never did like the taste of sturgeon. 

I'm interested in trout and small invasives. I'm mostly in it for the fresh air and solitude- but dinner is nice from time to time. I just want to be confident that I'm cooperating with the regulations. 

So... lakes & ponds. I can dig that.

r/oregon 26d ago

Question Fishing questions, can you help clarify?

6 Upvotes

Hi guys, I want to fish. Its march, and I'm in the Willamette zone. I figured that much out. I'm trying to find places that are ok to fish at this time of year.

I love the ODFW app, but there's no map for "can I fish here right now?" And I don't know the names of all my local water bodies. Google Maps doesn't have the names of rivers on it unless its a huge one.

Is there a map, similar to the safe shellfish map, for oregon waterbodies? Something that updates for current conditions? How do you know for sure where you can fish right now?

Thank you

Edit: thank you for the suggestions! I'm going to go through and try them out. I honestly thought they stopped printing the books, hah. Fish brain sounds neat! I'm already using Onyx Hunt to ask permission for crossing properties to get to shorelines. If you have a pond near Springfield that you recommend for trout or smaller sportfish, lemme know!

Happy fishing.