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Milano de Mississippi (Ictinia mississippiensis)Observ.
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Hundreds flew over the creek, heading north. Took a good five minutes or more.
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Love this tree. It has the sweetest smelling flower. This is in the Big Thicket pitcher plant bog.
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Lagarto Escorpión de Alta California (Elgaria multicarinata ssp. multicarinata)Observ.
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I went snorkeling in Tomales Bay seeking this slug ... and I found it! So awesome.
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These are about 6" tall, growing in deep shade in a patch of Sedum on a sheer cliff. Owing to this position about 15' from the ground I couldn't get any closer.
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There is a BugGuide observation of this species from the same creek (Mill Creek, Healdsburg, CA) here.
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There is a BugGuide observation of this species from the same creek (Mill Creek, Healdsburg, CA) here.
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Xeris indecisusObserv.
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On burned Monterey pine on Chalk Hill Rd. Two or three males and one female present. Observation of one the males: 75620774.
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Timema poppenseObserv.
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General range map of various Timema species in CA can be found here: https://bugguide.net/node/view/50852#range
Timema poppense BugGuide info page: https://bugguide.net/node/view/795960
Timema terminalia: Reference figures for all 21 described species - Timema: https://bugguide.net/node/view/1515370
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On host plant, manzanita.
Surprised to find this species this far north, no BugGuide records north of Marin Co. and most of the iNat observations in Sonoma Co. and North Coast are probably actually T. poppense. Some range maps don't include the North Bay or North Coast.
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Hongos de Repisa (Familia Polyporaceae)Observ.
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Not sure of tree species, maybe CA bay. Very old and rotted.
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On bottom of rock in tide pool. Quite small.
@jeffgoddard, @hfb, @phelsumas4life - can any of you provide any assistance on this one?
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Caracoles, Babosas Y Parientes (Clase Gastropoda)Observ.
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Small embryos. Found on underside of a rock in a slow area in a perennial creek.
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Género SperchonObserv.
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Numerous on underside of rock in perennial creek. Found in pockets/pits of volcanic rock.
Water Mites of North America - Superfamily Lebertioidea Photo Library
Not firm on this; it wasn't keyed out. Similar to this one from boldsystems.org.
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Animales (Reino Animalia)Observ.
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Pretty small. Taken through a 10x lens.
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Helecho Trébol de Agua (Marsilea vestita)Observ.
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Found in the water at the edge of a reservoir. Sitting on rock at the bottom, not attached. I'm assuming these are probably eggs of some kind, but can't find anything similar. There is a similar observation from @seanp here. His was found in an ephemeral puddle. There is something that looks like an opened seed at one end of the strand on both observations.
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On base of charred tree, believed to be alder. Several other jellyish fan-like structures and blobs nearby (last pic). Unsure if those are same species.
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Género SigaraObserv.
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Saw thousands of water boatmen today. Two of them were red. Photos are of one individual.
