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Duraznillo (Cercis canadensis)Observ.
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Observation made with the phone app to get the location - well, seems that didn't work and it didn't record the date correctly either. (Fixed)
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Lindera benzoinObserv.
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Observation made with the phone app to get location. It appears to be wrong and go with another observation. I'll try to fix it when I get on the computer.
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Observation made with the phone app to get an accurate location - not sure how well that worked since reception was rather patchy along the trail.
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Observation made with phone app to record location. More pictures taken with my camera will follow.
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Observation made with phone app to record location. More pictures taken with my camera will follow.
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Lindera benzoinObserv.
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Spicebush blooming - female. This one still had a few dried-up old fruits from last year on it - not sure if that still counts as fruiting or not.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
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Little jumping spider on a leaf behind the pine seedling I was documenting. I didn't notice it when I took the picture or I would have tried to get a better close-up. I only saw it once I processed the pictures on the computer.
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Laurel de Montaña (Kalmia latifolia)Observ.
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Mountain laurel, with some of that weird stuff on its leaves seen in this exact location before (compare to: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/151456815 and https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/151457084). I'm hoping to find it again at a foray later this week where we have a permit to collect things for microscopy. In the meantime, I think that "stuff" is probably more likely pine pollen than a fungus.
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Wild ginger foliage, based on signage along the trail and what I've seen here before probably Asarum heterophyllum. Growing right next to this one: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/202331125
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Pinos, Ocotes Y Piñones (Género Pinus)Observ.
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Probably white pine, based on the saplings growing underneath it (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/202331126) but there's a mix of pines along this trail.
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Pino Blanco Americano (Pinus strobus)Observ.
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White pine sapling - five needles per fascicle. Found growing underneath this tree: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/202331127
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Wild ginger foliage, based on signage along the trail and what I've seen here before probably Asarum heterophyllum. Growing right next to this one: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/202331128
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Pinus echinataObserv.
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Shortleaf pine, according to bark and signage along the trail. There's a mix of pines in this section, with white pine present as well.
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Pinos, Ocotes Y Piñones (Género Pinus)Observ.
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Pine seedling - there's a mix of mature trees in this section including both white pine (P. strobus) and shortleaf pine (P. echinata). I'm leaning towards shortleaf pine with this one.
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Acebo del Este (Ilex opaca)Observ.
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American holly along the trail.
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Mora de Codorniz (Mitchella repens)Observ.
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Partridgeberry foliage.
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Pussytoes just about starting to bloom. One of these patches had signage identifying it as Antennaria solitaria.
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Liverwort on a fallen tree, growing on top of bark and whatever lichens and fungi were growing on the bark. Based on the overlapping rounded leaves, I think probably Radula.
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Epigaea repensObserv.
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Trailing arbutus blooming along the trail. This patch had signage identifying the plants, and their flowers made them easy to spot.
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Clase BryopsidaObserv.
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Moss on tree bark - I think the tree was a pine.
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Hepáticas Foliosas (Clase Jungermanniopsida)Observ.
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Leafy liverwort among the mosses on tree bark - I think the tree was a pine.
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Líquenes (Clase Lecanoromycetes)Observ.
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Lichen among the mosses on tree bark - I think the tree was a pine.
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Moss cushion growing on the ground along the trail.
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Wild ginger blooming. The signage along the trail identified this as Hexastylis heterophylla.
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Quimafila Manchada (Chimaphila maculata)Observ.
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Striped wintergreen, quite a few plants still holding onto their fruits from last year's bloom.
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Boneteros (Género Euonymus)Observ.
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I suspect strawberry bush/hearts-a-bustin' on this one but not sure.
