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Cuervo Común Corvus coraxObserv.
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Two ravens flew across the marsh and into the trees at the Knoll. They were calling to each other with the distinctive call of a raven.
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Género CentaureaObserv.
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I doubt the type can be determined from these photos; I'm fine with leaving it at this level.
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Bobo Norteño Morus bassanusObserv.
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From Tancook Island Ferry. As big or bigger than a Herring Gull.
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Spiraea albaObserv.
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I've been misnaming this for quite a while apparently. Is it White Meadowsweet?
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Enebro Juniperus communisObserv.
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Note there is one of last year's "berries" on the stem.
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Euspira herosObserv.
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We've always called these Moon Snails so I hope we were right.
This one was in the water at the furthest out edge of the beach at low tide just before the turn to start coming in again.
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Cardo Negro Carduus acanthoidesObserv.
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Extremely tall thistles, most 8-10 feet tall. Very very spiny. Lots of branches. Quite dangerous to walk near compared to 'Canada' and 'Scotch' thistles. I haven't seen this kind any where else. The location is ideal for an introduced species being where soil was dumped at the end of a road. Very disturbed ground, mostly clay. Goldfinches love the seeds; many species of butterflies like the flowers.
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Cormorán Orejón Phalacrocorax auritusObserv.
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Taken from the Ernst.
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Chorlo Semipalmeado Charadrius semipalmatusObserv.
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Almost high tide -- so on the only "beach" left.
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Mariposa Blanca Euroasiática de la Col Pieris rapaeObserv.
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Flying Cabbage White in the breeze -- sorry for the epic focus!
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Jabonera Europea Lysimachia arvensisObserv.
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Tiny flowers at the road side. Looked like Pimpernel to me.
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Junco Typha latifoliaObserv.
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Technically these are in "fresh" water but I'm sure it must be brackish due to storm surges.
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Apapatla Nymphaea odorataObserv.
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I didn't realize there are two white lilies. Hopefully someone can tell which it is. (I expect whichever is most common.)
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Liquen Parietino Xanthoria parietinaObserv.
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Looks well fertilized. No idea if it is in the Teloschistaceae just letting iNat take a guess.
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Género FucusObserv.
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Common. At time of mid-tide still getting some water coverage.
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At the time of mid-tide still getting some water coverage. Common.
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Phyciodes cocytaObserv.
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Probably a Northern but I'm not familiar with the choices in this area.
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Dedalera Digitalis purpureaObserv.
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I'm sure these seeded in over the years from gardens.
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Género SpeyeriaObserv.
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Too fast to get the underside, unfortunately.
