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Orden SessilidaObserv.
rambryumDescripción
on posterior of tiny ditch water crustacean.
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dbltuckerDescripción
1793.1, UID 38
Friday, May 26, 2023 Daniel Tucker Habitat: on trunk; Bark texture: rough; Height above ground(m): 3.1
Nothing else with a leaf laminal disc this huge.
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rambryumDescripción
Cyano? Algae? Lichen? Aquatic-- affixed to river rock forming tubes
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cgbcDescripción
Green Mountain, Cortes I.
Two older chicks hopping around moss-covered boulders/terraces off of cliff face on steep southwest-facing slope.
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Onykia robustaObserv.
pinemartynDescripción
Kayaking in the Broughton Archipelago. My Westcoast marine life knowledge is limited so I'm hoping someone can identify this creature. Approx 5' in length. Squid of some sort?
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juliakcarrDescripción
gall on Solidago
@fmcghee does this look like it is on Solidago to you? that was what I took a photo of before this
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Riccia nigrellaObserv.
jbindernagelDescripción
Seems like a really good candidate for R. nigrella, will have to update later.
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Mohos Mucilaginosos Y Parientes (Filo Mycetozoa)Observ.
earley_birdDescripción
On Dried Peach Gall Wasp galls on Q. garryana
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earley_birdDescripción
All over the Q. garryana here. Thanks for the help @bradenjudson and @rambryum
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Caballitos del Mar (Género Hippocampus)Observ.
sergey45045Descripción
Walking along the waterline from Pipers lagoon to Departure Bay my 4 yo daughter spotted a dried out sea horse in the rocks that may be below water at high tide.
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beeworldlyDescripción
This observation collected under a BC Parks permit to visit Woodley Range Ecological Reserve. Note that this Ecological Reserve is closed to the public: research is conducted via permit. (https://bcparks.ca/eco_reserve/woodley_er.html)
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fmcgheeDescripción
on Cardamine sp. (I think flexuosa) - Host plant collected along with pathogen
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Líquenes (Clase Lecanoromycetes)Observ.
jbindernagelDescripción
Small, abundant over spruce needles, the greenish white thallus (?) is making me think it's lichenized and not just a parasite.
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camerondeckertDescripción
A highlight of my wanderings on the Itatiaia NP trails - Brechmorhoga goncalvensis which was formally described in 2021, formerly part of B. lepeaca sense Santos as noted by Kompier (2015). The third photo through the wing shows just enough of the hamules to help confirm the ID.
Diogo Silva Vilela, Gláucia Stefani-Santos, Walter F. Ávila Júnior, and Marcos Magalhães de Souza "Brechmorhoga goncalvensis sp. nov. from south-eastern Brazil (Odonata: Libellulidae)," Odonatologica 50(1-2), 81-94, (1 June 2021).
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Género MetzgeriaObserv.
johndreynoldsDescripción
Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC, Canada
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Género CalycinaObserv.
rambryumDescripción
Stalked yellow cups growing off of dead Cephalozia, Riccardia and Scapania spotted by @bradenjudson. Read about a deer urine loving fungus and wondered if this could be it as it was on a urine patch
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jmgagnonDescripción
Specimen deposited at Canadian Museum of Nature. PARATYPE: CMNC 1985-0156. Florencia Bay, NW end (original description "Wreck Bay"); intertidal, sand pools, boulders, mouth of stream. Collected by Edward L. Bousfield.
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jmgagnonDescripción
Specimen deposited at the Canadian Museum of Nature: PARATYPE: CMNC 1987-0364. Thanksgiving Cave, cave pools, streamway below main entrance. Collected by Patrick D. Shaw.
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dbltuckerDescripción
UID 16, 1881.2
Habitat: on branch; Bark texture: smooth; Height above ground(m): 15.6
"Cololejeunea gracilis (subg. Aphanolejeunea) is a very small and common epiphyll
(less than 0.4 mm wide) with mostly reduced, linear leaves with toothed margins." Gradstein 2021
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jimmylegsDescripción
Observed during authorized visit; site closed to public access
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jgattenDescripción
I am not sure if this requires too much of a leap of faith for the identification. It visually matches this species very well, but I know there are some species that look similar. There is no ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) in the area, but there is shore pine (P. contorta var. contorta). This species is known to infest other pines, including lodgepole pine (of which shore pine is a variety).
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ian_gardinerDescripción
Habitat hypersaline lake.
Image 1 - Male, dorsal view.
Image 2 - Female, dorsal view.
Image 3 - Male head, frontal view, showing the distal segments of the second antennae to be i) flat, ii) broadly triangular, iii) with pointed apices directed medially.
Image 4 - Habitat.
The major solution salt in this lake is sodium carbonate (Cummings, J.M. 1940. Saline and Hydromagnesite Deposits of British Columbia, Bulletin No. 4. BC Dept of Mines: 160pp)
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Clase BryopsidaObserv.
rambryumDescripción
Seemed pottiaceous at the time. @astorey_botany
On river/lake bank of moist mineral soil
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chrisfluitDescripción
New popn (as far as I'm aware). Habitat is typical saline pond bank in transition zone where Distichlis ends and Artemesia begins
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astorey_botanyDescripción
Spores 122.5 um in diameter. Second population in Canada. Confirmed by Linda Ley. 420 km from nearest population.
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Hepáticas Foliosas (Clase Jungermanniopsida)Observ.
rambryumDescripción
@cwardrop ??? Amongst mylia-like thing on mineral soil bank along drainage.
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rambryumDescripción
From herbarium specimen collected by Worley & Hamilton, May 25, 1968
"Wet mud in water course sloping muskeg, semi-open, Elev. abt. 1800'
San Juan Bautista I.
S.W. of Craig,
55 26' N- 133 16' W."
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cwardropDescripción
With Scapania bolanderi, Pleurozium schreberi, Rhytidiadelphus loreus, and Hylocomium splendens in moist and shaded enclave formed by boulders. A few shoots buried in the collection, @rambryum @dbltucker I can't believe I missed itttttt. What happens when you have to move faster than a crawl...
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chrisfluitDescripción
In steppe, near the edge of saline pond. Originally thought Tortula brevipes but the awns should be smooth and leaf margins revolute. Doesn't seem to fall anywhere comfortably within McIntosh (1986). Unsure if Tortula or Syntrichia. If Syntrichia, I keyed it to S calcicola calcicola which doesn't make sense (not known from North America). Doesn't match up with the saline endemic Tortulas (nevadensis and heimii)
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rambryumDescripción
Starting out here-- based on loose similarities in spore structure and seemingly unornamented but polygonally patterned cleistothecial wall. On Syntrichia. Microscopy done. Syntrichia growing on backshore sands
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doviendeDescripción
Gathered in a soil / leaf litter sample in my back yard, amongst sword fern / bracken / salmonberry, under alder and hemlock.
Collected via Berlese Funnel, cleared for 1 day in 88% Lactic Acid.
- dentes similar size to manubrium
no Pseudocelli at antenna base
--> Hypogastruridae
