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Plants of Ridgeway State Park

Voted one of the top ten state parks in the country by National Geographic Traveler, Ridgway State Park’s scenic beauty and biological diversity are true assets to the state park system. Located in the Uncompahgre River Valley in west central Colorado, the park is surrounded by the San Juan Mount...

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Seattle area geraniums

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Animals of Penang Hill

This guide describes some of the better known inhabitants of Penang Hill

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Mushrooms of Randall's Island

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Wildlife of Ridgway State Park

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Modificación Aves del Municipio de Villavicencio - Meta

el presente documento es un catalogo que reporta las especies de aves que habitan o que pueden llegar a encontrarse en el municipio de Villavicencio.

Edited by natsionanovogranatense and stiv64

Plants of Boyd Lake State Park

Boyd Lake State Park is located on the eastern edge of the City of Loveland and consists of about 259 acres of land along the western shore of the lake and the lake itself. It is a popular recreation destination, especially for people from the northern Front Range and the Denver metropolitan ar...

Edited by coparksandwildlife

Fungi of Soquel Demonstration Forest

This guide is a compilation of observations that have been documented on iNaturalist and Mushroom Observer. My thanks to those who have contributed their observations and photos to the public body of information. The data has not been checked for accuracy and should not be considered comprehe...

Edited by dotischler

Wildlife of Boyd Lake State Park

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Wildlife of James M. Robb State Park

Several parcels of land; Corn Lake, Connected Lakes, and sites along the Colorado River make up James M. Robb State Park. The park is situated in between Fruita and Debeque, with the Grand Mesa to the east, Colorado National Monument to the west, and the San Juan Mountains to the south. A mix ...

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Beetles of Sequoia National Park

A guide to beetles that have been observed in Sequoia National Park.

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Rodents (order: Rodentia) of Sequoia National Park

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Bats (order: Chiroptera) of Sequoia National Park

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Lagamorphs (order:Lagamorpha) of Sequoia National Park

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Hedgehogs, shrews and relatives (order: Eulipotyphla) of Sequoia National Park

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Carnivorans (order:Carnivora) of Sequoia National Park

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Even-toed Ungulates (Order: Artiodactyla) of Sequoia National Park

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Butterflies of Sequoia and Kings Canyon

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Birds of Boyd Lake State Park

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Bugs of Lake Pueblo State Park

One of the largest bodies of water along the Front Range, Lake Pueblo offers water enthusiasts the opportunity to enjoy fishing, boating, sailing, water-skiing, and swimming along its sixty miles of shoreline. Over 11,600 acres of land and water provide additional recreation opportunities includi...

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Chipmunks of Sequoia National Park

A guide to the three species of chipmunks found in Sequoia National Park.

Edited by branney17

Ribes of Sequoia National Park

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Calochortus albus of Sequoia National Park

Scientific name is Calochortus albus Common names are White fairy lantern, or White globe lily A monocot (meaning flowering plant's seeds contain only one cotyledon) Perennial herb (lives more than two years) Endemic to California Family is Liliaceae Lives in foothill woodlands, chaparral, ...

Edited by jessw77743

Plants of Trinidad Lake State Park

Trinidad Lake State Park sits on 2,229 acres 5 miles to the southwest of Trinidad at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range in the Purgatoire River Valley. The ecosystems within the park make up the transition zone between the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains and include pinyon-juniper w...

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Las plantas del parque de Manga

Manga es una de las Islas que resguardan la bahía interna de Cartagena de Indias. Hoy en día Manga, es un barrio residencial con vocación comercial e industrial. Cuenta con colegios, universidades, iglesias, bancos, supermercados, negocios comerciales, microempresas fabriles, y es sede de la soc...

Edited by juanfeliperestrepo