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Licorice Fern (Polypodium glycyrrhiza)Observer
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(in journal)
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Yellow-Fronted Bumble Bee (Bombus flavifrons)Observer
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(look in journal)
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Cascade Oregon-Grape (Berberis nervosa)Observer
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(look at journal)
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Salmonberry (Rubus spectabilis)Observer
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Raspberry bush found on the edge of a stream in multiple locations. This plant is very abundant in low-land forest areas. Wild raspberries are edible, and extremely delicious!
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Great Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica)Observer
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Stinging nettle found both on the side of a trail in Carkeek Park, and near the stream that runs through Carkeek Park. (Look in journal for other info)
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Pacific Banana Slug (Ariolimax columbianus)Observer
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A tan banana slug found eating a stinging nettle leaf just off of a trail in Carkeek Park. This slug has a yellow stripe down the middle of it's body and lives in a cool, moist climate.
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Creeping Buttercup (Ranunculus repens)Observer
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Buttercups found at the entrance to a trail near the environmental learning building in Carkeek Park. These buttercups were quite abundant, living among sword ferns, and deciduous trees. Buttercups have 5 pedals, and 3 leaves to a leaflet.
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Yellow-spotted Millipede (Harpaphe haydeniana)Observer
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Two adult yellow spotted millipedes found in a log on the forest floor of Carkeek Park. I could tell they were adults because the younger millipedes are lighter in color with grey bodies and lighter yellow spots. There was also some moss and a deer fern growing on the same log these millipedes are living in.
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Silver-spotted Tiger Moth (Lophocampa argentata)Observer
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Caterpillar found on a curb near Greenlake. Has brownish-orange fuzz, looks big enough to be in one of its later in-stars. This caterpillar will become a Silverspotted Tiger Moth.
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Bluebells (Genus Hyacinthoides)Observer
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Small purple flowers that look like trumpets with long grass like leaves with parallel veins. Flowers have 6 pedals. Plant found near the entrance of the North Beach Natural Area.
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Suborder HelicinaObserver
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Some type of small brown and white slug found in a log. Lives in a moist area. He got scared when I went to pick him up and curled his body in.
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Earthworms (Family Lumbricidae)Observer
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A giant tube-like, segmented animal found under a log in a low land moist area.
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Genus PlagiotheciumObserver
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A moss found in a cool damp place encompassing a coniferous tree.
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Mushrooms, Bracket Fungi, Puffballs, and Allies (Class Agaricomycetes)Observer
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A red mushroom found growing alongside some moss. Has a black spot on its cap, and a red stem. This mushroom appears to be near the end of its life, its withering up, and there were no others around.
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Trombidiform Mites (Order Trombidiformes)Observer
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A red spider mite, if you look closely you can see its legs! This guy was found crawling around on the forest floor near some moss in North Beach Natural Area.
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Typical Crane Flies (Superfamily Tipuloidea)Observer
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A crane fly landed on a tree right in front of me as I was waking through the North Beach Natural Area. He has 6 legs, 2 wings and a brown and tan striped abdomen. This is an adult crane fly since it is very slender, and long-legged.
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Genus DaldiniaObserver
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Some type of white rot mushroom found growing on a log. i knew that it was white rot because when i picked it off the log there was a portion of the log that had been completely decomposed.
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Brittle Cinder (Kretzschmaria deusta)Observer
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Primarily grey mushroom with white edges growing in a colony on a log in a moist climate.
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Water Forget-Me-Not (Myosotis scorpioides)Observer
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small blue flowers
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Creeping Buttercup (Ranunculus repens)Observer
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Yellow flower
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Crane Flies (Infraorder Tipulomorpha)Observer
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Some type of fly mating. Yellow in color, this fly has 6 legs, and 2 wings. Its abdomen is attached to a mate, a common way for insects to mate. These mating flies were attached to a branch of a tree when i found them.
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Mushrooms, Bracket Fungi, Puffballs, and Allies (Class Agaricomycetes)Observer
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Some type of small mushroom found growing in a moist habitat.
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Genus ZootermopsisObserver
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Termite found by smashing open a rotting log.
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Beetles (Order Coleoptera)Observer
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Brown and black striped arthropod
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Snake Millipedes (Order Julida)Observer
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Millipede found by smashing open a log.
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Calyptrate Flies (Zoosubsection Calyptratae)Observer
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Fly on the leaf of a flower.
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Hybrid Rhododendron (Rhododendron × hybridum)Observer
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Some type of white flower growing near Johnson Hall
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Bumble Bees (Genus Bombus)Observer
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Bumble bee hanging out on a leaf near rainer vista.
