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Feb. 5, 2012
01:20 AM HST
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Feb. 5, 2012
12:57 AM HST
Description
Common remora attached to the head of a manta ray
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Feb. 5, 2012
12:37 AM HST
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Feb. 5, 2012
12:23 AM HST
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Feb. 5, 2012
12:14 AM HST
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Feb. 5, 2012
12:31 AM PST
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Feb. 5, 2012
02:24 PM BDT
Description
Just walking through the muddy road of Feni and got the bird
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Feb. 5, 2012
02:24 PM BDT
Description
Just walking through the muddy road of Feni and got the bird
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Feb. 5, 2012
12:16 AM PST
Description
Either P. californicum or calirhiza...
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Feb. 5, 2012
12:05 AM PST
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Feb. 4, 2012
11:36 PM PST
Description
Plenty of these blooming along the trail.
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Feb. 4, 2012
11:36 PM PST
Description
Again, tentative ID. Growing on Q. durata. Looks a lot like Disholcaspis chrysolepidis, but maybe different species on a different host?
Date added
Feb. 4, 2012
11:36 PM PST
Date added
Feb. 4, 2012
11:36 PM PST
Description
Yay, my second Selaginella! Quite different fromt he S. wallacei I've seen in Marin, which grows on this one shady rock and is generally bigger and sprawling. This stuff was growing out of dry, exposed, rocky soil in a chaparral patch. Even saw some of the "cones"!
Date added
Feb. 4, 2012
11:36 PM PST
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Feb. 4, 2012
11:36 PM PST
Date added
Feb. 4, 2012
11:36 PM PST
Description
This is probably S. umbelliferum, but there were a bunch of plants growing nex to each other, all single, straight stems, unlike the more bushy S. umbelliferum I usually see.
Date added
Feb. 4, 2012
11:36 PM PST
Description
Well, I think it's Andricus spectabilis. Certainly looks like galls it makes on other plants. This was on Q. durata.
Date added
Feb. 4, 2012
11:36 PM PST
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Feb. 4, 2012
11:36 PM PST
Date added
Feb. 4, 2012
11:36 PM PST
Description
Growing on Quercus durata.
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Feb. 4, 2012
11:36 PM PST
Description
Haven't attempted an ID yet.
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Feb. 4, 2012
08:10 PM HST
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Feb. 4, 2012
08:10 PM HST
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Feb. 4, 2012
08:10 PM HST
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Feb. 4, 2012
08:10 PM HST
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Feb. 4, 2012
08:10 PM HST
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Feb. 4, 2012
09:59 PM PST
Description
I think this is Dendroalasia simply because of the way it curls up. I have not researched this at all.
Place
Dry Creek Trail, olympic national forest (
Google,
OSM)
Date added
Feb. 4, 2012
09:54 PM PST
Description
This area is off limits to hunting. The elk must have come down low after the ice storm we had two weeks ago.
There was elk sign everywhere.
Date added
Feb. 4, 2012
09:49 PM PST
Description
I found this growing on an alder tree on an old trail that was converted into a logging road and then was converted back into a trail.
I think it is a ulota.