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Musgos (Filo Bryophyta)Observador
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In the plot, there was area of moss on the ground that was together. The ground seemed wet but also seemed like it was duff.
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Género PuncteliaObservador
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There were very few lichen on the loose branches in the plot that we were in.
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Carex globosaObservador
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In the plot, there were two sedges about a meter away from each other. The edges of the sedge were sharp along the sides.
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There was one bay that was in the plot and barely starting to sprout. It has been eaten and does not have much sunlight for it to grow.
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Género ParmeliaObservador
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In the plot, there were lichen on the loose branches. There were just some areas of lichen in that plot.
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Sequóia-Vermelha (Sequoia sempervirens)Observador
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In the plot, there were seven small redwoods which included one that was dead and one that had a split trunk. The plot next to this one had a huge redwood that has died due to a fire. The redwoods in this plot was probably from it's sprouts.
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The green plant was on close to the ground and spread out. It looked like the leaves were on a vine. That was the only green plant that was in that plot.
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There were about three poison oaks in a row all next to each other. The poison oak was small and did not had many leaves.
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Parmélia‑verde (Flavoparmelia caperata)Observador
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In the plot, there were lichen on the loose branches in that area. The plot had partial shade and partial sunlight.
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Musgos (Filo Bryophyta)Observador
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The moss was on the rock on its highest points. That was the only rock that had moss in that plot. The area had a lot of shade because there were many redwoods.
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Ramalina menziesiiObservador
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This type of lichen was everywhere on the branches of the trees. Lichen could be spotted everywhere around that area.
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Salix laevigataObservador
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The red willow was probably 4 or 5 meters away from the arroyo willows. The branch/stem was redder than the arroyo willows.
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Poejo (Mentha pulegium)Observador
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Many pennyroyals were found along the edge of the creek. They looked lavender purple and had something on it's tips.
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Salgueiros (Género Salix)Observador
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There were about two arroyo willows that were both on the creek and on the edge of the creek.
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Bole-Bole-Maior (Briza maxima)Observador
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Rattlesnake grass were everywhere along the top of the creek. They were hanging in groups or 2-3 on the tips of the stems.
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Along the trail, there were many tanoaks. There were some that were already dead and this one was getting there.
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Many cobalt milkweed beetles were able to be spotted near turtle pond. The beetles were calm for the most part, but when they are being moved, they would move constantly. The beetles could also fly.
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Género LargusObservador
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The red bug was found in a dry pond on dry dirt on the slope of the pond.
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Argiope aurantiaObservador
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A big black and yellow spider was near the pond resting on it's web.
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Lagarto-de-Cerca-Ocidental (Sceloporus occidentalis)Observador
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The western fence lizard was on the dry dirt near double pond. From it's nose to tail, it is about 2 inches long.
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Lagarto-de-Cerca-Ocidental (Sceloporus occidentalis)Observador
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The lizard was on a rock on Harding grass and dry land on the slope of a hill. Approximately 4 inches from nose to tail.
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Cigarras Típicas (Família Cicadidae)Observador
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The cicada exuvia was located on a tree near the trail. No other cicadas were seen around the area.
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Taricha torosaObservador
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Spotted on a pond along the trail under a rock. The newt was approximately 3 1/2 inches long.
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Género OkanaganaObservador
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The cicada was resting on the side of the trail and making noise. Several other cicadas could be seen at that location also.