Geo-171-2014 Homework #2
I observed these on my walk on the fire trails and near the Clark Kerr track. They represent three of the iconic taxa. The California Towhee is a bird, and more specifically a perching bird. The bramble (waiting for confirmation that it's a Himalayan Blackberry) is a plant. I'm pretty sure that little bug is a blacklegged tick, which would make it an arachnid. In that case, I'm glad we found it because it was on my friend's leg and might have bitten him if we hadn't! If it is a confirmed blacklegged tick, it would only be the second observation of one in California on iNaturalist!
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Garrapata de Patas Negras del Pacífico (Ixodes pacificus)Observ.
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My friend found this on his pant leg.
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Zarzamora del Himalaya (Rubus armeniacus)Observ.
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Saw this near the Clark Kerr track.
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Rascador Californiano (Melozone crissalis)Observ.
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Saw this near the Clark Kerr Track
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Nevermind about the only observations in California, there's a Western variant. The other one I mentioned was a mistake (which I went ahead and corrected).
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