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Lirios Mariposa (Género Calochortus)Autor
earthbound_adventurerDescripción
distinctly white these ones
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Pinabetes (Género Picea)Autor
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Picea mariana (Black Spruce)
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Yuca Brillante (Yucca gloriosa)Autor
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Escapee from a nearby garden, now spreading into roadside ditches.
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Árboles del Amor (Género Cercis)Autor
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At edge of Nathanson Creek preserve. Possibly planted there.
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Hosackia pinnataAutor
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Chanslor Ranch just North of Bodega Bay. Coordinates in location field may not be exact.
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Cuervo Común (Corvus corax)Autor
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I watched a common raven regurgitate this. Any idea what this is and why it did that?
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I'm hazarding a guess that this is Cr. gaylussacia as opposed to Cr. Douglassii (the two species CalFlora shows in the area) based on the shorter thorn-length, although it is difficult to see the photos. Please feel free to weigh in.
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Cuervos, Urracas, Charas, Arrendajos Y Cascanueces (Familia Corvidae)Autor
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Michay (Berberis darwinii)Autor
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Growing on the side of a trail.
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Ardilla Gris (Sciurus griseus)Autor
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Albino squirrel! Photo taken through binoculars
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Grows in huge clusters around vernal pools. State and federally endangered. Lovely blue-green tinge.
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Attempting to consume garden snail but was unable to dislodge contents. Was startled by the approach of my group of humans, Shook snail shell off head and darted into vegetation
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Puma (Puma concolor)Autor
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Tracks from a female mountain lion spotted near Crane Creek, just behind Eagle Park on 10/18/21
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Ranas Manchadas (Género Lithobates)Autor
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Even caught a tongue splat!
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Tritón de Vientre Rojo (Taricha rivularis)Autor
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This is one of the best nature observations I've been fortunate to see. On a night of extremely heavy rain 40 of these newts were seen. This one's eye shine was first spotted from about 30 feet away, but a closer salamander originally caught my attention. The first animal, typical of the species, did not stay still even for a moment so I moved on to this one further down the trail. I hadn't original put it together, but this animal had not moved at all, because it was struggling to pull this earthworm from the ground! I watched it for a few minutes until if finally pulled the worm from the ground and then it sauntered off into the night.
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Junco Ojos Negros (Junco hyemalis)Autor
matthewlDescripción
(Occupied!) nest found under the leaf of this Wyethia. Bird alarmed until we were about 20 ft away.
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Conejo Matorralero (Sylvilagus bachmani)Autor
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Unusually precise track in wet dune sand.
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c_michael_hoganDescripción
This moss was seen growing on the trunk of a living Quercus kelloggii tree about two meters above the soil surface.
