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Something...Observer
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Pepperweeds (Genus Lepidium)Observer
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On route from Las Vegas to Death Valley.
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Pepperweeds (Genus Lepidium)Observer
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On route from Las Vegas to Death Valley
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Pepperweeds (Genus Lepidium)Observer
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On route from Las Vegas to Death Valley
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California Dodder (Cuscuta californica)Observer
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Baylands across from Nature Center
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Milkweed Butterflies (Subfamily Danainae)Observer
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Is this a single egg on the reverse side of a leaf of Asclepias speciosa? I don't see the typical ridges on the autside of the shell.
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Acalyptrate Flies (Zoosubsection Acalyptratae)Observer
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Tiny insects on throat of a zucchini blossom.
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Western Redbud (Cercis occidentalis)Observer
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Common leaf appearance of gnawing insect on Cercis occudentalis
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Subtribe PanaphidinaObserver
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Tiny green, transparent insect on back of a leaf of ceanothus in home garden
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Woolly Angelica (Angelica tomentosa)Observer
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This is a cultivated plant native to my home garden. It's local range includes Santa Clara Co, but I haven't yet seen it in the wild. The first flush of blooms this year topped out to 7 ft ib bloom. This is a young second bloom.
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Woolly Angelica (Angelica tomentosa)Observer
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My home garden. A native to SSCo. Second bloom this year. First bloom to 7 feet.
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Small Milkweed Bug (Lygaeus kalmii)Observer
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First spotted on a cultivated Asclepias fasicularis in home garden. It appeared to be on a mature milkweed seed pod near other pods infested with yellow orange aphids. It appears that 2 bugs were connected but they traveled as one when they fell from the plant and landed on the stepping stone.
