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May. 23, 2013
12:21 AM PDT
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May. 22, 2013
05:36 PM PDT
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May. 22, 2013
05:35 PM PDT
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May. 22, 2013
05:34 PM PDT
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May. 22, 2013
05:25 PM PDT
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May. 22, 2013
05:23 PM PDT
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May. 22, 2013
05:21 PM PDT
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May. 22, 2013
05:19 PM PDT
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May. 22, 2013
05:08 PM PDT
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May. 22, 2013
04:58 PM PDT
Place
(Somewhere...)
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May. 21, 2013
01:33 PM PDT
Place
(Somewhere...)
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May. 21, 2013
01:33 PM PDT
Place
(Somewhere...)
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May. 21, 2013
01:33 PM PDT
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May. 2, 2013
12:38 PM PDT
Description
Growing at Donner Summit at 7000 feet.
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Apr. 19, 2013
06:34 PM PDT
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Apr. 10, 2013
09:17 AM PDT
Description
Mountain white-crowned sparrow
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Nov. 23, 2012
02:40 PM PST
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Nov. 23, 2012
02:33 PM PST
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Nov. 23, 2012
02:30 PM PST
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Nov. 18, 2012
01:22 PM PST
Description
Pale yellow crustose lichen on volcanic 'lahar' formation at about 8,300 feet. One of four different lichens observed on that rock.
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Nov. 18, 2012
01:21 PM PST
Description
Bright yellow crustose lichen on volcanic 'lahar' formation at about 8,300 feet. One of four different lichens observed on that rock. Perhaps Pleosidium flavum.
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Nov. 18, 2012
01:20 PM PST
Description
pale green foliose lichen on volcanic 'lahar' formation at about 8,300 feet. One of four different lichens observed on that rock.
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Nov. 18, 2012
01:17 PM PST
Description
black, foliose lichen with white edges, growing on volcanic 'lahar' formations at about 8300 feet.
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Nov. 18, 2012
12:23 PM PST
Description
A pair perched on an exposed volcanic 'lahar' formation on the ridge leading from Castle Pass to Castle Peak. Observed pecking at rock, perhaps drinking from small pools formed from melting snow. They called out when I approached. Very wide, stout beak, short tail, large birds.
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Nov. 18, 2012
12:17 PM PST
Description
Highest stand of Mountain Hemlock on this northwest slope of Castle Peak. Typical narrow, droopy-top aspect even at this exposed location. Needles spreading in all directions from branches.
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Nov. 18, 2012
12:09 PM PST
Description
Stunted, krummholz form of lodgepole at almost 9,000 feet, just below a whitebark pine. Interesting proximity of species at timberline. Needles in bundles of two, thicker than the whitebark. Bark more scaly.
Date added
Nov. 18, 2012
09:38 AM PST
Description
five-needled, multiple trunks, younger branches smooth, pink-white bark, highest timberline tree here near the summit of Castle Peak
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Oct. 21, 2012
10:23 AM PDT
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Oct. 6, 2012
08:40 PM PDT
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Sep. 14, 2012
09:50 PM PDT
Description
Bad picture, but unmistakable from low, energetic flight pattern.
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