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I'm not sure about the species. We were calling it E. albofaciolatus. We pulled it out of a big pile of coconut husks. Apologies for the terrible photos.

Raya

foreground, with Petasites sagittatus; M.J. Oldham collection # 42470; replicates to TRT, mjo, MT; saline pond edges

American Mink with a freshly caught Round Goby

Photo taken by @dkuluguktuk Daniel Kuluguktuk at Cumberland Sound near Pangnirtung, Nunavut, Canada

The location is a micro climate and I believe this is the most northern habitat for cactus.

Taken with a Browning trail camera.

Crows alerted me to its presence, so I was ready with my camera. Duck for breakfast.

I felt its presence before I saw it.

Grizzly Bear has been feeding on these sedges.

Very abundant in soft muddy estuarine marsh; photos after dusk

Lower on the mudflat where I typically saw this species on the small peninsula.

Located on the edge of where the sedges were growing which was meeting the area that was flooded just a few weeks ago that has turned into mud.

Strangely glabrous or almost, inflorescences and involucres.

I have no clue what this is

Three specimens collected by C. & D. Copley of the Royal BC Museum July 28th 2018.
Above photo ID'd in museum collection by L. Avis & confirmed by Lars Crabo, Dave Holden & Greg Pohl.

Melica?

Edited: Fleabane (Erigeron acris ssp kamtschaticus). I initially suggested possible Bitter Fleabane (Erigeron acris), pink, Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site, BC, July 12/19

An endemic psyllid found only on Cryptocarya oahuensis, which has only one wild tree left.

Two thalli on fallen spruce branch

edge of seasonal clay pan; very rare species; habitat inundated in winter; visited by bees

Calyx not gibbous, basal leaves with long petioles, banner only slightly reflexes. Common in sagebrush.