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Wildlife of DeLaveaga Park and Golf Course

This is a guide of sorts to the biodiversity of DeLaveaga Park and Golf Course in Santa Cruz, California. The park is extremely rich in species, due in part to its diversity of habitats. Dry oak-pine forest, a grove of redwoods, a riparian tract of woodland, and lands dominated by introduced ...more ↓

oneleaf onion 1
Allium unifolium
lemon balm 2
Melissa officinalis
fivespot 3
Nemophila maculata
common fig 4
Ficus carica
western azalea 5
Rhododendron occidentale
broad-leaved sweet pea 6
Lathyrus latifolius
Pale pink-sorrel 7
Oxalis incarnata
topped lavender 8
Lavandula stoechas
bristly oxtongue 9
Helminthotheca echioides
Western Trillium 10
Trillium ovatum ovatum
sticky snakeroot 11
Ageratina adenophora
Fragrant Everlasting 12
Pseudognaphalium beneolens
Stinking iris 4
Iris foetidissima
Sun Cup 13
Taraxia ovata
Rosy sandcrocus 9
Romulea rosea
stream violet 14
Viola glabella
Brittleleaf Manzanita 15
Arctostaphylos crustacea
glossyleaf manzanita 16
Arctostaphylos sensitiva
California sun cup 17
Camissoniopsis bistorta
Fernald's iris 18
Iris fernaldii
watercress 19
Nasturtium officinale
small-leaf spiderwort 20
Tradescantia fluminensis
blue elder 21
Sambucus cerulea
Tilesius Wormwood
Artemisia tilesii
California manroot 22
Marah fabacea
Western Star Flower 23
Lysimachia latifolia
Pacific hound's tongue 1
Adelinia grande
orange bush monkeyflower 24
Diplacus aurantiacus
scarlet pimpernel 25
Lysimachia arvensis
California Harebell 26
Campanula prenanthoides
California milkwort 27
Rhinotropis californica

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