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A jerusalem cricket, seen at the end of a hike, by night.
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Género AphyllonObserv.
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Hanging at a friend's place in Mariposa county this weekend, where he graciously showed me this sweet orobanche. It parasitizes woodland star and saxifrage.
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Género AphyllonObserv.
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Hanging at a friend's place in Mariposa county this weekend, where he graciously showed me this sweet orobanche. It parasitizes woodland star and saxifrage.
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Género AphyllonObserv.
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Hanging at a friend's place in Mariposa county this weekend, where he graciously showed me this sweet orobanche. It parasitizes woodland star and saxifrage.
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Garza Blanca (Ardea alba)Observ.
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Sunset approaching, and was happy to get this shot on the way back to the car.
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Tecolote Llanero (Athene cunicularia)Observ.
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Near the airport
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Género AphyllonObserv.
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Hanging at a friend's place in Mariposa county this weekend, where he graciously showed me this sweet orobanche. It parasitizes woodland star and saxifrage.
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Septiembre 10, 2011Descripción
This one has been bothering me. It is abundant in the Russian river gravel. The flowers are tiny and almost never open completely. Some people have said this is loosestrife, but it doesn't completely match any pictures I've seen for either Epilobium or Lythrum.
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Geranio de Los Caminos (Geranium molle)Observ.
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Along the New Almaden trail...
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Cinco Negritos (Lantana camara)Observ.
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Reminded me of Valentine's Day candy.
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Verdugo Americano (Lanius ludovicianus)Observ.
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I decided not to bring my proper camera and telelphoto on this mini-trip to Boy Scout ... and of course saw cool birds, like this Northern Shrike (a first for me!). Actually, there were a bunch of shrikes out that morning. Though the mask is quite large, I think it's a Northern and not a Loggerhead because of the very clear hook in its bill.
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Garza Blanca (Ardea alba)Observ.
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Sunset approaching, and was happy to get this shot on the way back to the car.
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Definitely my first wildflower picture. Saw this while hiking with my friends Tom and Joanna.
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Coyote (Canis latrans)Observ.
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This pretty coyote was roaming around Kelso Depot (Mojave National Preserve).
He came quickly to my car and then waited, just as if he was expecting me to give him food. He's probably used to tourists feeding him :-(
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Escobetillas (Género Ramaria)Observ.
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I think it's another Ramaria
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Tritón de California (Taricha torosa)Observ.
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This was the season. At this time of the year, those little creatures are everywhere, especially close to water.
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Possibly the only one Elegant Clarkia I have seen this year.
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"Regular" blue-eyed grass flowers were all around us when a small cluster of white flowers caught my attention. The first time I've seen the white version of this common wildflower.
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Piracanto (Pyracantha angustifolia)Observ.
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I was amazed at the number of these berries. I did not notice birds eating them, so maybe they are poisonous?
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A jerusalem cricket, seen at the end of a hike, by night.
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Cola de Caballo (Equisetum telmateia)Observ.
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Septiembre 19, 2009Descripción
Spotted alongside the trail. We didn't know what it was at the time, but commented that it looked prehistoric.
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Chara Copetona (Cyanocitta stelleri)Observ.
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Septiembre 19, 2009Descripción
Boldly perched about 6 feet up in a tree in our campsite, and had plenty to say. Wah! Wah! Wah!
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Culebra de Collar del Pacifico (Diadophis punctatus ssp. amabilis)Observ.
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I think this is a ringneck snake. The picture is blurry because this little guy was moving away quickly. I'm lucky to have managed to get a picture somehow.
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This is not a rare wildflower, but this one was one of the first we saw this year. The day after, while hiking in the back country, we came upon spots with dozen of them.
For some reason, I like this flower, also called "fairy lantern", a beautiful, poetic name.
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