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Corvo-Marinho-d'Orelhas (Nannopterum auritum)Observador
boschniakiaDescrição
Pale throat
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Secção QuercusObservador
truthseqrDescrição
Sapling - about 4 ft. tall.
There were lots of seedlings and saplings in this area - perhaps 20-30 in all - growing under some mature oaks.
Note: For the California OakWatch Project, seedlings are oaks that are less than about knee high, while saplings are less than about shoulder or head height.
(Hotel Trail)
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Quercus lobataObservador
truthseqrDescrição
There were about 40 saplings in this area. I didn't photograph them all individually, but the first two photos are representative of them all.
(Brush Trail)
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Quercus lobataObservador
truthseqrDescrição
Knee-high seedling. There were at least a dozen (12) seedlings less than 2 ft. tall in this area.
Note: For the California OakWatch Project, seedlings are oaks that are less than about knee high, while saplings are less than about shoulder or head height.
(Hotel Trail)
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jordaniiDescrição
Young individual. Very interesting that the adaxial leaf surfaces were glaucus (as evidenced by my finger print!)
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Cobra-Liga-Comum (Thamnophis sirtalis)Observador
apattenDescrição
Bluish-gray belly
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velodromeDescrição
with the largest leaves I've seen. Metro card for scale.
@plantsoflacounty have you seen one like this?
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Veado-de-Rabo-Preto (Odocoileus hemionus ssp. columbianus)Observador
alex_wentworth
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adiradoDescrição
With bug inside. I have never seen these lilies look so red.
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Rhus ovataObservador
petergrrrDescrição
Sugar Bush sprouts growing from charred stumps in area that burned in June 2021.
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Quercus lobataObservador
truthseqrDescrição
Valley Oak
Height: 35 in.
Tree Life Stage: sapling
Note: This sapling did not look very healthy. It needs water.
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Quercus lobataObservador
truthseqrDescrição
Valley Oak
Height: ~4.5 ft.
Tree Life Stage: Seedling
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Quercus lobataObservador
truthseqrDescrição
Valley Oak
Height: ~6 ft.
Tree Life Stage: Saplings
A few galls were present; no acorns
Note: there were two Valley Oak saplings in this spot, both about the same height.
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Quercus tomentellaObservador
leptoniaLugar
Channel Islands National Park, Channel Islands, Santa Barbara County, UCNRS, US-CA, US (Google, OSM)
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jonathan27Descrição
Bobcat Fire Burn Area, Trail from South Fork Camp west to the saddle above Holcomb Canyon.
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Yucca brevifoliaObservador
upthemountainDescrição
few months after the Dome Fire
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Calochortus westoniiObservador
aaron_echolsDescrição
Large population on steep slope above road.+500 plants
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Calochortus westoniiObservador
plantsarecoolDescrição
+200 individuals with only 3 in flower on both sides of road to Alder Creek Grove from Sequoia Crest community.
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Urso-Negro (Ursus americanus)Observador
caremarieLugar
Sequoia National Park, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, Tulare County, US-CA, US (Google, OSM)
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Papaver californicumObservador
aparrot1Descrição
I counted at least 12 Fire Poppies coming down the Marks Canyon Trail this afternoon. The trail is along a dry, gravelly, seasonal stream in area that was heavily burned in August 2020 River Fire.
Fire Poppy (Papaver californicum) Small, native, fire-following poppy. Stems have long, sparse, white hairs. Flower petals are pale orange and look like crinkly tissue paper. Diameter of flower is no more than 2cm (less than .75"). Thick, green protruding stigma and yellow anthers. Peak bloom time: April-May.
Monterey County Wildflowers: a Field Guide, Yeager and Mitchell, 2016, p. 369.
Plants of Monterey County: an Illustrated Field Key, 2nd edition, Matthews and Mitchell, 2015, pp. 230-231.
Jepson eFlora https://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/eflora/eflora_display.php?tid=36204
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rogerraicheDescrição
2nd image with Psilocarphus on right. Dense caespitose mat.
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leptoniaDescrição
Still actively burning, about four months after the CZU fire started.
