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Palmas-Forrageiras (Género Opuntia)Observador
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I struggle between O. engelmanni and O. phaecantha!
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Pinus longaevaObservador
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This is the northernmost known population of Great Basin bristlecone pine.
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Pinus sabinianaObservador
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I have no idea what these pines were doing here, apparently naturalized in this little spot. I have trouble believing they are Pinus sabiniana myself. It was the only California pine I could think of with three long needles that looked like this. The cones were very large too. I could not find whole ones that I could reach and I only had an iPhone.
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Human is 5'2", for scale. One of the biggest chaparral yuccas I've seen so far.
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Tribo ThelypodieaeObservador
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unsure on ID. single plant growing in sandy wash.
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Trigo (Triticum aestivum)Observador
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one isolated, senesced plant along Panorama Loop trail.
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Beija-Flor-de-Cabeça-Púrpura (Calypte costae)Observador
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on Agave deserti in bloom, only blooming Agave seen in this canyon, which seems early, bloom in late December.
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Yucca schidigeraObservador
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1,300' elevation. Yucca schidigera grow at low elevation in a Sonoran Desert setting. Common from here to the east. Lowest elevation individual I saw is this one.
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Beija-Flor-de-Allen (Selasphorus sasin)Observador
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She's nesting by my front door window and has two chicks -- but I'm not sure what she is - Allen's? Anna's? Ideas appreciated
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cluster of approx 2 dozen plants, growing near crest of ridgeline.
