Observations by hjla

Complete shade, next to rotting log in small sense forest area 2 km from ward lake

3/4 m tall,located in shaded spruce grove. Spider web in second topmost nodule.

Surrounded by grass of same species, adjacent to 2 young Doug firs, 1.5 m tall

Juvenile, less than 1' tall, mild sunlight in spruce grove, surrounded by Oregon moss and salal

6" long patch on dead wood o indeterminate Origen, on edge of patch with little to no sun light

Surrounded by various sea grasses but taller, about 1,5 m high, direct sunlight, .5 m from sand path

Direct sunlight next to trail, near dandelion and grass, 3" in diameter, stands less than 1" off ground at highest point

Partial sun, concealled lightly by grass, in sand dune next to trail, leaved vary from red to yellow green to deep green.

2-3 meters high in direct sunlight, surrounded by Devil's club and adjacent to cedar.

Direct sunlight, 3-4 m tall, growing off side of cliff 1 km above riparian zone. Red leaves, possibly affected by fungal infection?

On top of juvinile hemlock, seeds from adult hemlocks above stuck to leaves, in direct Sunday light, insect damage around main veins in leaves, 1 m high

Covered in many species if lichen and moss (need help identifying). Mature adult, approximately 1.5 meters in diameter, moist and shaded, growing on flat land.

Surrounded by Linnaea borealis and Achlys triphylla, 100 meters from riparian zone. 3 main branches, partial sunlight, on hill next to hiking path.

Large patch of on rocky hill in direct sunlight. Most are blooming, flowers seem old and wilting. Ground below is covered in Polytrichum juniperinum.