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Apr. 17, 2011
12:38 PM HST
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Not sure if the common intorduced species in shady woodlands is M. latifolia or M. sylvatica.
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:34 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:28 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:28 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:27 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:24 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:24 AM HST
Description
Heard many in wooded ravines with Coast Live Oak.
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:23 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:22 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:21 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:21 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:21 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:20 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:17 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
11:03 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
10:59 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
09:00 AM HST
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Apr. 17, 2011
08:56 AM HST
Description
Widespread throughout grassland.
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Apr. 17, 2011
08:35 AM HST
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A smaller, daintier Equisetum than I usually encounter.
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Apr. 17, 2011
08:28 AM HST
Description
A large gall on stem of Quercus agrifolia. It felt hollow.
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Apr. 15, 2011
07:18 PM HST
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Apr. 15, 2011
07:07 PM HST
Description
This flower looks just like one of those in the clusters I'm familiar with in Brodiaeas. I have never seen a single blossom like this so close to the ground.
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Apr. 15, 2011
06:47 PM HST
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Apr. 15, 2011
06:38 PM HST
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Apr. 15, 2011
06:33 PM HST
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Apr. 15, 2011
06:23 PM HST
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Apr. 15, 2011
05:49 PM HST
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Apr. 15, 2011
03:39 PM HST
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Apr. 15, 2011
03:10 PM HST
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Apr. 15, 2011
03:00 PM HST
Description
Growing in footpath. Formerly called Orthocarpus pusillus.
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