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Growing in clusters of approximately 30-40 caps. Approx. 3-3.5" tall.
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Luzerna (Medicago sativa)Observador
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Bloom: .5cm. Ovate leaves: 1.25 cm.
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Leaves arranged in five-pointed star formation, approx. 3.5-5cm from tip to tip.
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Cardos (Género Cirsium)Observador
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Growing alongside a dry creek near head of Notch Trail.
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Coruja-Buraqueira (Athene cunicularia)Observador
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Observed on Quinn Road, within a prairie dog colony. Please note: prairie dogs may have plague. Please observe from your vehicle. Image shot with an iPhone up to a pair of Nikon binocs eyepiece x25 (sorry for soft image).
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Eleodes hispilabrisObservador
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Approximately 5/8" long, observed ascending the side of a sod table at the Old Northeast Road and Castle Trail. Dent in left thorax.
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3/8", light-graphite in tone. Observed interacting with the pistols and stamen of Creeping Jenny. Flew from this bloom to another 6" away. Flight mechanics similar to a firefly.
Epicauta fabricii, aka "Blister Beetle."
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Tribo PentodontiniObservador
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Approx. 1/2" long. Garnet-rust red.
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Euphorbia marginataObservador
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Growing in discreet patches across the street from the Ben Reifel Visitors Center, within proximity of a dry creek.
