Favoritos de holyegg
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Dactylorhiza viridisObservador
propullansDescrição
Vale Wildlife Management Area
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gcwarblerDescrição
Note the black tips of the immature fruits on the dwarf mistletoe. Uploaded per @leptonia's suggestion here:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/68729891
More detail on this parasitic fungus of dwarf mistletoes can be found in this paper by Ramsfield et al. (2009):
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/233658456_The_phenology_and_impact_of_Caliciopsis_arceuthobii_on_lodgepole_pine_dwarf_mistletoe_Arceuthobium_americanum
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Género CalochortusObservador
adamschneiderDescrição
Possibly a hybrid between Calochortus tolmiei and Calochortus uniflorus; not hairy enough for the former, and not pink enough for the latter.
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Sarcodes sanguineaObservador
donpennyDescrição
Snow Plant in bed of Squaw Carpet
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Dicotiledóneas (Classe Magnoliopsida)Observador
jim44314Descrição
Arabis aculeolata (Waldo Rock Cress)
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ehappyDescrição
Lane County OR, the farthest north known site of this species by about 70 miles. Collected in 1934, again in 1969 and 1982. Population previously presumed extinct, currently appears to be stable. This population had not been recorded in 41 years. Growing in rocky, south facing open habitat near Jasper, Oregon. @eralverson @brucen @jamesgrasstoucher @frondsinhighplaces @tanyaharvey
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Coruja-Cinzenta (Strix nebulosa)Observador
jaltemusDescrição
Three juveniles on private land near McKenzie River. Young still unsuccessfully hunting and being fed by adults.
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Subgénero QuercusObservador
galashDescrição
In the woods: on the W/SW slope/toe-slope of Walker Mountain. Twigs tomentose, leaf petiole less than 5mm, leaves convex, puberulent, short-hairy abaxially, margin wavy, inrolled, toothed (from Jepson). Does not key from Flora of Oregon, as it isn't Q chrysolepis or vaccinifolia. It reminded of oaks I saw in Lake/Colusa County, CA, so I grabbed a sample. In an area with a 'unique' flora.
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eralversonDescrição
Low spot in the dunes, probably a freshwater pond in the winter but dried out by mid or late summer.
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Berberis repensObservador
sean579Descrição
Any chance this is B. repens? At Young's Rock.
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Mochinho-Serrano (Glaucidium gnoma)Observador
lumenalDescrição
Heard 2 owls singing back and forth (audio #1). Later heard one chittering (audio #2), then observed 2 owls mating. One left and one entered a hole in the tree (images #1-3), then resumed the song.
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adamschneiderDescrição
It lumbered across the road right in front of my car and then watched me from nearby just long enough for me to get a picture.
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eralversonDescrição
I think this is var. compositum because of the angled junction of the side and outer pinna margins, but the plants are so small that it is difficult to say with certainty. Elevation about 5000 ft.
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Mustela richardsoniiObservador
melissavukelicDescrição
Saw this on the Latourel Falls trail. I'm not sure if they are the same weasel, but I assume they were at least of the same family since they came out of the same burrow.
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Saracura-de-Peito-Laranja (Rallus limicola)Observador
flammulatedDescrição
Fledgling, accompanied by an adult (separate observation):
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/118881684
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Lontra-Canadense (Lontra canadensis)Observador
lumenalDescrição
The otter was fighting this huge fish underwater for several minutes. Eventually it dragged the still-thrashing fish onto a small island and disappeared behind some vegetation.
This observation is for the mammal. For the fish, see: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/103728272
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Cypripedium montanumObservador
eralversonDescrição
I've not been back to the site so I don't know whether it is still extant. The habitat is still intact but deer browsing may be an issue.
