Observaciones de tayloreringoto

Marsh cover plant low on the ground for ground cover. Waxy small leaves on vine like stems that are sparsely covering the zone near the water of the marsh and by the sand

Sea snail with light orange coloring and a smooth shell with cream, brown, and black coloring. Slimy in texture

Big plant located on slope of sand hill. Goes high higher to lower gradient location, large with small clustered fish is / bright purple flowers

New pollinating a Red Verbana plant. Small with yellow and black coloring

Large plant located on side of seacliff on the sandy beach. On a slope, going from high to low. Tiny leaves

Located on hard surface to hold onto. Many clustered together, covered with barnacles. Closed and visible in low tide. grayish in color

Bright vibrant yellow sunflower with lots of petals. Found alongside fence and upper gradient of the marsh. Big bushes with many flowers

Butterfly in the Kendall Frost marsh located on edge of reserve. Spotted and a light brown color with black bits. On some yellow flowers

Seacliff Buckwheat with tiny lavender purple flowers with many petals. Small patch facing the ocean. This one was planted as ground cover

Cholla with spikes and slightly dry. Medium in size off trail. Light green and brown in color

Very large succulent plant. Grouped together on slope facing the sun. Close to the trail, spikey

The state flower - round light orange and yellow petals with a throng vase to the plant

Succulent species, deadpan green in color. waxy in texture with shallow petals

tiny clusters of white to off white flowers. Many clustered on bush together, near edge of trail

Small white flowers with lilac accents. Long green stems

Coastal sage scrub species. Long stems with small waxy leaves.

Torrey Pine- large tree on trail loop, only found naturally here and Santa Rosa island. Having issues with bark beetles as well as drought. Green with spikey needles

Usually found in sea marsh, now adapted to be in full sand. Light deadpan green in color. Velvety rough in texture. Found alongside wall of beach and disturbed area

Organism attached to a bean clam. Leached onto the hard surface. Growing off of the clam

Small Sand dollar. Tiny in size smaller than a penny, more the size of the back of as pencil. Found in the sand we dug though. Very deep in the ground. Round in shape

Bean clam of many different colors found in the sand we sampled. Clustered at the surface of the sand as well. Many lumped together

A more brown colored bird walking along the beach. Colored is speckled not pure white.

A form of kept in the wrack of the beach. Tide was very low so it was close to the dry part of the sand. Covered in little flies