This is a common type of maple identified easily by its leaf shape.
This flower resembles a daisy but the petals are more round and are purple. They have long stems and grow in the crevices of rocks.
This kind of tree was found in several places around Ravenna and Green Lake and has leaves that look like an arugula plant.
Daisies like these white ones are found all over the grassy lawn around green lake and in the median along Ravenna. They grow in clusters.
I believe this is some kind of fir tree because of the bark and needles, however the pine cones are reddish and the branches hand down lower instead of sticking straight out like other fir trees.
On this leaf there is some kind of fungus growing through the bottom of the leaf and sticking up through the top. The fungus is red and pointy at the tip and covers the whole surface of the leaf. Not all of the leaves on this plant had the fungus but at least five did.
Crows are found just about anywhere, especially parks. This bird was on the ground scavenging for food.
Seagulls are extremely common around the northwest and can be found in flocks. They are mostly around bodies of water, such as Green Lake, and in parks or other urban areas.
I heard this chickadee before spotting it because of the distinct call it makes. Also the coloring of the white and black on its head are specific to the black-capped chickadee. This bird had just caught a worm and was sitting in the tree eating it when I took this picture.
This flower is a light pink with purple spots on it and the leaves of the plant are opposite.
This bush seems to resemble the columbia manzanita because of the bell shaped flowers and the coloring. Also the way they hang vertically off the ends of the branches
This bush has completely red leaves that are very thin and are alternately placed. It is a very common plant for this area and is only about 4 meters tall.
This type of snail is commonly found in gardens and has brown coloring on its shell.
The bush has pointy leaves with a few purple flowers at the end of the stems. Each flower has five petals.
The Fraglile Fern is distinct from other ferns because it grows in rock crevices and ledges and tends to start smaller, pan out and then shrink in width at the tips. The leaves themselves are thinner than a sword fern.
The tree these berries were found on had some green leaves and others that were red. All of them are pointy and alternate in placement. The berries are a bright red and grow in clumps at the end of the branch. There were several of these trees around the area.
This bush has pink flowers with leaves placed opposite of each other. The bush was dense and could not be looked through.
Also known as kinnikinnick this plant is easily identified by the small leaves and bright red berries.
This plant has large leaves that have a leathery feel to them and the flowers in the middle have a long stem and the petals are purple.
Dandelions are very common in this area in lawns, the bases of trees and sidewalk edges.
