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Género PholiotaObserv.
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So orange! Could they be pear-shaped puffball (Apioperdon pyriforme)? I don't know about color variation with those.
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Frambuesa (Rubus idaeus)Observ.
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A yellow raspberry! Growing along well-traveled path, many other red raspberries in the vicinity, not cultivated to the best of my knowledge. Tasted good!
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Hongo Entintado (Coprinopsis atramentaria)Observ.
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At the foot of a big old sugar maple
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Álamo Bálsamo (Populus balsamifera)Observ.
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Love how strongly scented the young leaves still are!
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Very confident on genus, less set on species but eager to learn if anyone has knowledge about telling spp. apart at this stage!
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Sanguinaria Norteamericana (Sanguinaria canadensis)Observ.
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Oso Negro Americano (Ursus americanus)Observ.
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Black bear dashed across driveway and climbed up the big white pine. Looked young/small. We watched and waited for a while, but mama didn't show up.
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Líquenes Escudos de Roca (Género Xanthoparmelia)Observ.
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On rocky ledge/outcropping overlooking Lake Superior
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Alcaudón Boreal (Lanius borealis)Observ.
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First shrike I've ever seen! Perched in sugar maple at edge of clearing adjacent to spruce/birch/maple forests IDing as northern rather than loggerhead mostly based on range, but I do think the black eyeband here looks narrower than for loggerhead.
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Mosquitos Enanos (Familia Chironomidae)Observ.
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Larva netted from edge/bottom or rocky-bottomed creek (sawmill creek). Non-red midges larva? Moved with fast, squiggly squirming, moving almost constantly while I looked at them in the wooden spoon. Flip quickly through the pictures to get an idea of the movement!
Larva about 1 cm long.
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Bidens connataObserv.
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Seed netted from fast-moving creek fattened by snowmelt. I think this is B. conata because the seed has 4 barbed awns (compared with 2 or 3 awns in other Bidens spp. according to minnesotawildflowers.info)
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Moscas Negras (Familia Simuliidae)Observ.
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Netted from rocky bottom at edge of cool, swift creek (sawmill creek). Larva attached to the bottom of the wooden spoon and then moved around with an "inchworm" motion - flip quickly through the photos to see! Larva about 1 cm long.
