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Bagre Cabeza de Toro de Estados Unidos (Ameiurus nebulosus)Observ.
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A bald eagle dropped this on top of my house. I heard a loud noise a couple hours back (shortly after 1:09 this afternoon) and saw a bald eagle pass immediately afterward at low altitude. I didn’t find the source of the noise until just now. Let me know if you think this should be labeled “Bald eagle”, although you’d have to take me on my word on that.
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K+Y cortex. No marginal cilia. Marginal and a little laminal soredia. Medulla K-. Underside is white/pale brown. On bark.
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Nutria de Río Norteamericana (Lontra canadensis)Observ.
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There were at least two otters. Got really lucky with this shot. Did not get another opportunity like this but they did hang out in the area for a little while. Barely caught glimpses of them as the swam around.
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Such an odd (high levels of development) place to find this specimen
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Cliff of Swakane Biotite gneiss about 1 mile SW of Rocky Reach dam along WA Hwy 97A
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Elevation: 130 ft AMSL
Substrate: Lignicolous
Ecology: Old growth forest/wetland nesting within a metropolitan area.
Notes: Found adjacent trail on downed tree. Surprised to apothecia either disintegrating or having been worn down exposing the namesake blood-red layer within.
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Serbales (Género Sorbus)Observ.
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Mountain Ash (Sorbus scopulina) in bloom.
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Soredia coarsely granular to isidiate but isidia lacking cortex, laminal; rhizines simple to dichotomously branched (photo #2), substrate = bark
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Thallus yolk yellow, lower surface partly lacking cortex (photo #3) (C. concolor is +/- corticate below and is infrequent in the PNW)
Substrate = bark of Douglas fir, located near chicken farm.
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Madroño del Pacífico (Arbutus menziesii)Observ.
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I am not entirely sure about the identification of this
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Lamium hybridumObserv.
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Can’t tell if this is henbit or red deadnettle
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Balsamina Naranja (Impatiens capensis)Observ.
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Seen on the Four Cedars trail in Tolmie State Park
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I believe this is one of our Native Thistles- C. brevistylum, or C. edule
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Lechuga del Minero (Claytonia perfoliata)Observ.
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Returned 3/1/2018 still no flowers.
Returned 3/10/2018, no flowers.
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Helecho de Regaliz (Polypodium glycyrrhiza)Observ.
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Growing in a storm drain
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Rupertia physodes (Hook.) J.W. Grimes
Habit and habitat. How many noxious/obnoxious weeds can you count? I get four: Cytisus scoparius, Hypericum perforatum, Leucanthemum vulgare, and that grass I can never remember the name of [edit: Festuca arundinacea].
Under powerlines outside of Renton, WA.
