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 ↓

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turkey-tail ¹
Trametes versicolor

Veiled Polypore ²
Cryptoporus volvatus

Netted Crust ³
Byssomerulius corium

Dyer's Polypore ⁴
Phaeolus schweinitzii

Ganoderma brownii ⁵

Gilled Polypore ⁶
Trametes betulina

brown-staining cheese polypore ⁷
Fuscopostia fragilis

Edited by Jasper Barnes, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA)

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Wildlife of DeLaveaga Park and Golf Course

turkey-tail 1 Trametes versicolor

Veiled Polypore 2 Cryptoporus volvatus

Netted Crust 3 Byssomerulius corium

Dyer's Polypore 4 Phaeolus schweinitzii

Ganoderma brownii 5

Gilled Polypore 6 Trametes betulina

brown-staining cheese polypore 7 Fuscopostia fragilis