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cassiiaDescripción
I forgot to post this before, I genuinely don't have even the faintest clue what this could be. I don't even know if it is alive.
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Size is about half a finger length, width is about that of a toothpick. Image is duplicated because it’s lying on a mirror.
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In leaf litter
Seen during the Coyote Creek Visitor Center July 2024 Bioblitz.
Project page here: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/coyote-creek-visitor-center-july-2024-bioblitz
Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful website: https://www.keepcoyotecreekbeautiful.org/
Bioblitz.club website: https://www.bioblitz.club/events
All of my observations from this bioblitz:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?place_id=any&project_id=coyote-creek-visitor-center-july-2024-bioblitz&user_id=joemdo
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Blue spots on dried brown leaves of what we think are autumn olive. Was it a blight or fungus or perhaps an herbicide? We did find non-dried up autumn olive in a different part of the meadow.
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some children told me they were frog eggs. I believe they may be fish eggs of some type since they were taken out of the lake.
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Encontradas en 💧 agua
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dmimnaughDescripción
Fossilized Bull Kelp Root Balls from concretions that have eroded away to reveal their insides.
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buggdDescripción
Each egg (?) was about 1 cm long. Looks like they might be giant water bug eggs, but they were quite big...
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Fitoplasma de Las Compuestas (Phytoplasma asteris)Autor
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Whiffin Spit, Sooke, collected during low tide (near ~0m tidal height). On same small rock as two other Desmarestia species! Shown in second photo: Desmarestia aculeata, Desmarestia viridis and D. herbacea.
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Autor
hmheinzDescripción
Leaf comparison between fringe cups (left and top) and youth-on-age (right).
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Carpintero Velloso (Dryobates villosus)Autor
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Right bird, next to Downy Woodpecker. Captured and released as part of regular banding operation
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Mohos Mucilaginosos Y Parientes (Filo Mycetozoa)Autor
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on Daldinia species
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Avispas Papeleras (Subfamilia Polistinae)Autor
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I'm convinced this is a small paper wasp nest, CV is positive it's a silk moth cocoon. Thing is, I found another the same size at Lake Quinault within a week of finding this one ... and they are so small! It doesn't seem like it could hold many wasps. And there are no cells inside. So can CV be right?
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Dedos de Muerto (Xylaria polymorpha)Autor
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Some sort of fungus growing on exposed roots of Eastern Redbud tree
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hmheinzDescripción
Been hoping to see this one ever since I learned about it!
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bclarkstonDescripción
Drift, attached to bivalve shell, next for Nereocystis luetkeana (blue arrow shows S. latissima).
Second photo shows close-up the two holdfasts. Both highly-branched and “root-like”, but S. latissima holdfast on left has more, thinner, branches (this branched kind of holdfast in kelps is called a “haptera”).
Empress Figurehead, Stanley Park.
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Alga Ladrón de Ostiones (Colpomenia peregrina)Autor
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Drift specimen, attached to a clam shell. Annotated photo shows Colpomenia on the left and the similar-looking Leathesia marina on the right.
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Stemonitis fuscaAutor
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Got microscope photos of slime mold! First two at 40x, third at 100x, last two at 400x. I may have messed up the order by trying to adjust default (sorry). Will link prior obs in comments. Photos taken after specimen sat out for ~2hr, not sure if relevant.
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Stemonitis fuscaAutor
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Was white -> pink yesterday, will link prev obs in comments
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aruejohnsDescripción
Others observed white in the morning, was pinkish and oozing red liquid when I observed at 4:00ish
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Marine plankton on coast of Pembrokeshire UK. Visible with hand lens, about a millimetre diameter moving around in water on rocky shore. Photos taken under microscope and stitched.
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What kind of alien pods are attached to my magnolia tree? There are several of them, different sizes. It almost looks like a type of ladybug forming (but not the kind of ladybug larvae I am used to seeing and have learned about, these are different). They are not all over the tree. Though I did not do a full inspection, they seem to be isolated to this one branch.
Apologies for blurry pics — it was windy, and these are the size of a pencil eraser or smaller!
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Autor
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peterbosDescripción
Rapid lifecycle changes (1) 5.25 pm 8/9 white, (2) 8.15 am 9/9 pinkish brown, (3) 5.08 pm 9/9 black, (4) 3.45 pm 10/9 silvery tan, (5) 4.15 12/9 flaking peridium and spore release.
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length 5 cm, very light and fragile, found at forest egde
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I could be wrong about this ID, but the copper colored head with a grean eye line makes me wonder if this is a hybrid.
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2nd-5th pics are comparisons of key ID features of common dandelion on the left and red-seeded dandelion on the right. Note the red seed bases, red on the stems and sepal tips, and even triangular leaves that look like a cartoon Christmas tree.
