Observations by kevinisraddd

Found under a rock that was near a stream. Grows up to 5 inches. Soft and cylindrical body.

6 legs on the upper-body and two hooks at the lower end.

Found in the stream. 6 legs with a pair of attennae. Two tails and the lower body is smooth.

Scale-like needles that are soft on the touch. Branches that droop down. Cones that stay upright to its branches.

Found in the multiple streams along the trail. 6 legs, pair of attenae, 2-3 long tails.

Needles do not stay flat, they point out all around the branch. Cones are egg shaped.

Seen at the beach that is a part of the park. Has a yellow bill that is tipped off with a black mark. White head to white chest and underbelly. Gray feathers on its wings.

Seen flying above the park. Tail is square with a notch in the middle. Rusty and barred plumage.

Seen flying over the forest. White head with a yellow bill. Wings are dark brown. Large birds with wingspans up to 7 feet.

Could not see it but I could hear it from a distance. Tiny heads and are brownish gray. Male eyes are dark and females are yellow.

Saw it for a slight second but I could hear it. Predominately black with red accents on its shoulders.

Dark brown all around. Light spots around the throat and eyes. Very short tail.

Flying in swarms throughout the trails.

Found all over the forest and usually seen flying or resting on a leaf. The body is dark gray and has large reddish brown eyes.

Head, thorax, abdomen, and legs were black. Found across the trail and easily found under pieces of bark.

Walking on a trail to the parking lot of Dash point, there was a lone honeybee that was far away from any flowers. It had a round body and its abdomen was striped with black and gold.

Has multiple segments of shell that allows in to roll into a ball for self-protection. Has a pair of attenae and multiple pairs of legs.