What
Woodpeckers (Family Picidae)Observer
stacyrDescription
Woodpecker (picidae family)
Seen in the forest
Cool weather
Increased biodiversity in the area through the plantae and animalia community
Moist soil
Decreased sunlight exposure
What
Animals (Kingdom Animalia)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
California Spiny Chiton (Nuttallina californica)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Gastropods (Class Gastropoda)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Hartweg's Chiton (Cyanoplax hartwegii)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Red Algae (Phylum Rhodophyta)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Seersucker Kelp (Costaria costata)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Black Tegula (Tegula funebralis)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Pacific Purple Sea Urchin (Strongylocentrotus purpuratus)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Sea Lettuces (Genus Ulva)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Tar-spot Sea Cucumber (Cucumaria pseudocurata)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Octopuses (Order Octopoda)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Scouler's Surfgrass (Phyllospadix scouleri)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Sea Cucumbers (Class Holothuroidea)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Sunburst Anemone (Anthopleura sola)Observer
stacyrDescription
Lower Intertidal Zone
Constant exposure to water
What
Tree Tobacco (Nicotiana glauca)Observer
stacyrDescription
Warmer climate
Increased exposure to sunlight
Dry soil
What
Bush Monkeyflowers (Section Diplacus)Observer
stacyrDescription
Warmer climate
Increased exposure to sunlight
Dry soil
What
Crofton Weed (Ageratina adenophora)Observer
stacyrDescription
Decreased exposure to sunlight
Large presence of water
Cooler climate
What
American Century Plant (Agave americana)Observer
stacyrDescription
Warmer climate
Increased exposure to sunlight
Dry soil
What
Thick-leaved Yerba Santa (Eriodictyon crassifolium)Observer
stacyrDescription
Increased exposure to sunlight
Warmer climate
Dry soil
What
Sugar Bush (Rhus ovata)Observer
stacyrDescription
Located in forest
Moderate exposure to sunlight
Cooler temperature in area
Moist soil
What
Black Sage (Salvia mellifera)Observer
stacyrDescription
Located in sage forest
Increased exposure to sunlight
Warmer temperature in area
Drier soil
What
Coastal Pricklypear (Opuntia littoralis)Observer
stacyrDescription
Located in forest
Moderate exposure to sunlight
Cooler temperature in area
Moist soil
What
Caterpillar Scorpionweed (Phacelia cicutaria)Observer
stacyrDescription
Located in forest
Moderate exposure to sunlight
Cooler temperature in area
Moist soil