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Orejas de Cerdo (Gomphus clavatus)Observ.
bellacalzoneDescripción
Pig’s ear growing next to ramaria. Two clusters found within 10 yard of eachother in mossy old- growth forest.
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Orejas de Cerdo (Gomphus clavatus)Observ.
kathleendobsonDescripción
Found in a wet area near a creek in old growth conifer forest
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Pelícano Californiano (Pelecanus occidentalis ssp. californicus)Observ.
patty_teague
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Ostrero Negro Norteamericano (Haematopus bachmani)Observ.
vivianemmeDescripción
One oystercatcher on the shore looking out to Eagle Harbor.
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Alca Marmoleada (Brachyramphus marmoratus)Observ.
hawnzdDescripción
Found this juvenile on the beach in a showdown with a crow. It was monitored and made its way back to the water eventually.
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Rascón Cara Gris (Rallus limicola)Observ.
naturealiLugar
Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge, Thurston, Washington, United States (Google, OSM)
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Pollito de Mar Boreal (Phalaropus lobatus)Observ.
galloots13Descripción
first red necked phalarope seen in the ocean
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dannymiFecha
Septiembre 12, 2019Descripción
Mike Beug collection 01mwb091019
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Urogallo Fuliginoso (Dendragapus fuliginosus)Observ.
mapenningerDescripción
Adult female sooty grouse with three young.
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Pipa de Indio (Monotropa uniflora)Observ.
khang23Descripción
About 4-5 inches tall
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Violeta Palustre (Viola palustris)Observ.
ajwrightDescripción
Near Alice Creek, I-90 corridor, King County.
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grahamsteinruckDescripción
The fruit bodies were extremely large for this genus. Some were easily over .5” wide. I also found it interesting how some of them were quite pale when not exposed to light. Growing on Quercus garryana.
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Ostrero Negro Norteamericano (Haematopus bachmani)Observ.
wendy5Descripción
Black Oystercatcher eating an Anthopleura elegantissima (Aggregating Anemone), although there are plenty of limpets and mussels on these rocks.
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vandownbytheriverDescripción
Unsure of morel type - found in reddish colored wood chips. Gorgeous and our first morels! Made a little bit of noise about the first ones spotted!!! Happy spring!!!
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Zorro Común de la Cordillera de Las Cascadas (Vulpes vulpes ssp. cascadensis)Observ.
hawnzdFecha
Septiembre 2015
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amamalianDescripción
Found in the evergreen woods on an overcast day amongst some P. menziesii, Gaultheria shallon, and Polystichum munutim.
Trumpet or vase-like growth with black inner color and gray external color. Undulating cap margins and some with tomentose scales on the inner surface as seen in picture 2. Tastes delicious!
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jbarrecaDescripción
Stalk hollow, 8 cm long, < 1 cm thick, cap 2 cm wide. Pleasant odor. Forest has mixed conifers, madrone, ericaceous understory.
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sadie_hickeyDescripción
Velvety stipe, smooth head. I took these as specimens so if there is anyone doing genetic work on these I would like to send them in
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Colimbo Menor (Gavia stellata)Observ.
wendy5Descripción
I was excited to see a Red-throated Loon!
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Hongo Coral Naranja (Clavulinopsis laeticolor)Observ.
mgkoonsDescripción
trippy ones
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mgkoonsDescripción
duller UV reaction that other specimens I have collected
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andy_zacekDescripción
At the base of a large fir tree in Banner Forest. Made a delicious soup
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natvikDescripción
Beautiful Stemonitis in bright yellow!
What causes the different colors in these guys?
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Ostrero Negro Norteamericano (Haematopus bachmani)Observ.
wendy5Descripción
A pair of Black Oystercatchers were on the beach during the minus tide. This one was foraging, the other had her beak tucked under her wing for a nap.
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Golondrina Azulnegra (Progne subis)Observ.
wendy5Descripción
A male Purple Martin paused on the pier railing below the PTMSC nest boxes. I counted 11 flying above the pier and perching or entering the boxes.
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Alcaudón Boreal (Lanius borealis)Observ.
accipiterolympicaDescripción
Chasing Steller’s Jays and robins
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Rayadora Blanca de Lydia (Plathemis lydia)Observ.
beastmaster_briereDescripción
🏆🐉
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Hongos de Repisa (Orden Polyporales)Observ.
fish_narcDescripción
Fruiting from decaying wood. Likely pseudotsuga menziesii
