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metsa

Fecha

Marzo 23, 2019 a las 01:20 TARDE PDT

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easmeds

Fecha

Abril 23, 2019 a las 11:31 MAÑANA PDT

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Farol de Diogenes (Calochortus amabilis)

Observ.

brittjohnson

Fecha

Marzo 15, 2014 a las 11:02 MAÑANA PDT

Descripción

This little beauty was found on the Blue Ridge Loop Trail. It was all alone hiding next to a rock on the left-hand side of the trail up to the ridge.

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Farol de Diogenes (Calochortus amabilis)

Observ.

kestrel

Fecha

Marzo 21, 2015 a las 10:36 MAÑANA PDT

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Farol de Diogenes (Calochortus amabilis)

Observ.

curiousgeorge61

Fecha

Marzo 31, 2018 a las 03:33 TARDE PDT

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Farol de Diogenes (Calochortus amabilis)

Observ.

catchang

Fecha

Mayo 26, 2018 a las 05:35 TARDE PDT

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yargeritaville

Fecha

Marzo 2018

Descripción

Typically 100s to 1000s in this population .

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robberfly

Fecha

Marzo 2017

Descripción

Might be C. luteus: Seems to come in a wide array of forms and is the most widespread yellow Calochortus in California. Hoping this was something else. Have a wicked field guide for these but...no match..

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Rascón Costero del Pacífico (Rallus obsoletus)

Observ.

mapierson

Fecha

Marzo 24, 2018 a las 10:16 MAÑANA UTC

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Lombrices de Tierra (Familia Lumbricidae)

Observ.

californiarowan

Fecha

Febrero 10, 2018 a las 02:04 TARDE PST

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Tritón de California (Taricha torosa)

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ang

Fecha

Enero 9, 2018 a las 02:36 TARDE PST

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Salamandra Delgada de California (Batrachoseps attenuatus)

Observ.

vtraveler

Fecha

Octubre 8, 2011 a las 03:10 TARDE PDT

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Boa Enana (Charina bottae)

Observ.

kueda

Fecha

Abril 21, 2012 a las 06:13 TARDE PDT

Descripción

Queue Etta James! I've been wanting to see this snake for years. I was hiking with a friend who hates snakes (as in phobia, not just mild dislike), so I was scrutinizing all distant sticks and elongate pieces of grass to see if they were going to cause emotional breakdown. This got categorized as "stick" right up until we almost stepped on it, at which point my friend and I both freaked out, but in different ways. I started maddly taking pictures and exulting over its vestigial claws while she hid behind her husband. Medevac was not required.