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What

Aranhas (Ordem Araneae)

Observador

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Data

Maio 7, 2016 12:25 PM PDT

Descrição

Lost two legs. 2 cm long. Found on crab grass next to walking path. Drizzly day.

Fotos / Sons

Observador

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Data

Maio 17, 2015 02:19 PM PDT

Descrição

Wings moved in interesting circular pattern, seeming to float. Were probably about 10 in a 20 feet span of trail, all that I saw. I've never seen anything like it!

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What

Mede-palmos e Afins (Superfamília Geometroidea)

Observador

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Data

Janeiro 26, 2015 01:00 PM PST

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Observador

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Data

Agosto 8, 2014

Descrição

Black lichen, thin and spread over pumice and obsidian. Along with other lichen

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Observador

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Data

Agosto 8, 2014

Descrição

About 6 inches tall. Small bunches of needles, with pollen cones on ground below.

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What

Perereca-Do-Pacífico (Pseudacris regilla)

Observador

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Data

Agosto 8, 2014

Descrição

Found under rocks in Big Obsidian Flow in Newberry Crater. About 50 meters up hill from small, very green pond. Grayish with black stripe around both eyes.

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Observador

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Data

Agosto 8, 2014

Descrição

Also found near Paulina lake. About 3 feet tall.

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Morango-da-Virgínia (Fragaria virginiana)

Observador

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Data

Agosto 8, 2014

Descrição

Found near lichen on shore of Paulina Lake in Oregon.

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Observador

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Data

Agosto 8, 2014

Descrição

Looked so much like a ton of horse hair hanging from a tree, I had to take a picture. Bunches hanging were about 7 inches long. Blackish-greenish in color. Hanging from a pine, next to Paulina Lake in Oregon.

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Observador

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Data

Agosto 4, 2014

Descrição

About 1/4 inch in width. Four petals, each split in two. Growing in meadow along path.

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What

Cardo-Roxo (Cirsium vulgare)

Observador

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Data

Agosto 4, 2014

Descrição

Found on bank of Deschutes River in Oregon. Stalks about a foot tall.

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Observador

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Data

Agosto 4, 2014

Descrição

Pinkish-purplish petals with a yellow center. Looks like a daisy or aster. Found in bunches along the path in a meadow.

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Observador

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Data

Agosto 3, 2014 09:32 PM PDT

Descrição

Found at 9:30 pm on post under light. About 2inches long. Fuzzy underbelly.

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Observador

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Data

Julho 29, 2014

Descrição

Skin found inside a dead bay laurel trunk. About 5 inches long, not including tail. Pattern smaller around legs and neck. Head "split" in two. A mature one found in area.

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What

Musgos (Filo Bryophyta)

Observador

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Data

Julho 29, 2014

Descrição

On branch of a dead bay laurel. Covering most of 20 foot branch. In different stages of maturity. Some short and brown and some green and long.

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Louva-a-Deus-Comum (Mantis religiosa)

Observador

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Data

Julho 29, 2014

Descrição

Found in grasses near deer trail. About 3 inches long. Very active in sun, hot outside.

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What

Parmélia‑verde (Flavoparmelia caperata)

Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

On redwood bark, covering about 4 square inches. Very large and flat leaves.

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Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

Catkin from a tanoak. Only a few on the ground, right under a large tan oak. About 3.5 inches long. Fuzzy small bits of "pollen" on "strings."

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What

Orzela‑do‑reino (Evernia prunastri)

Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

Two types of lichen. One is larger and more flat (far side), the other is smaller and more filamented (near side). Found under tan oak tree.

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Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

About 5 plants (4 inches tall) in plot. Dark green. Growing next to bracken ferns.

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Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

Cones. Covering whole plot. About 3 inches long. Little spiky tassels coming out from under cone layers.

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Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

Main tree is about 30 feet tall. Many small branches/trees coming from bottom, about 5 feet tall. Herbivory, and possibly sudden oak death.

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Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

Blue green, flat. Backside is black and hairy. On branch with other mosses and lichen

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What

Musgos (Filo Bryophyta)

Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

Moss same as previous observation. Growing into cracks of burrel on fallen redwood stump. Covering a 4x8 inch area. Some of it hanging down.

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Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

Baby, 4 leaves. Growing next to a fallen redwood. Herbivory on edges. Stem about 4 inches tall.

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What

Musgos (Filo Bryophyta)

Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

Growing on dead branch of redowood. Covering about 4 square inches. Growing vine-like with filaments.

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Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

Crustose. 12x4 inches patch of powdery green lichen. Found on very base of redwood. Only one patch visible in 5x5 m square. On side with dead oak foliage.

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Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

Only one sprig. Found next to another small, green plant. Under redwood. No flowers.

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Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

About 2 feet tall. Lots of fallen debris nearby. Large bay tree within 15 feet. Herbivory on most leaves. Nearly all eaten.

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What

Sequóia-Vermelha (Sequoia sempervirens)

Observador

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Data

Julho 23, 2014

Descrição

3 redwoods and 3 feet away from each other in a triangle. All about 12 inches in diameter. Light covering of moss (barely visible). Not much foliage until 30 feet up.

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