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Junio 2, 2012

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At the center of photo, the blurry black object is the bee about to land on the white flower. It was quite large, and I'm not so sure if it was a bumblebee after all - there were two or three bees wandering around this shrub. I'm not quite sure if solitary bees could be found in threesome.

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Ardilla Gris de Las Carolinas (Sciurus carolinensis)

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Mayo 13, 2012

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All over campus. Fascinating how these guys do not hibernate.

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Fecha

Junio 2, 2012

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Turkish towels are red when young but fades to yellow and white - so the washed up turkish towels are usually yellow-white. They have bumps that give them a rubbery feeling. The gravel beach of Lincoln Park had lots of this and wakame.

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Alga Wakame (Undaria pinnatifida)

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Junio 2, 2012

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I'm so sorry, I forgot to take photos of these seaweeds. But its the typical seaweed you would imagine, dark green and smooth. Wakame is crucial for Japanese cuisine.

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Mayo 26, 2012

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Is this azalea as well?

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Hongos de Tallo Quebradizo (Familia Psathyrellaceae)

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Mayo 24, 2012

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A mushroom that is quite common in Puget Sound but that has a Japanese origin. The umbrella only remains open for 24 hours and then vanishes.

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Frambuesa Dedal (Rubus parviflorus)

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Mayo 26, 2012

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A dry, deciduous shrub with white flowers like mock orange. A bee very attracted to the flower. I believe this shrub was only about 5ft.

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Mayo 26, 2012

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Grows one of the most delicious fruits that become tastier in colder weather.

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Mayo 26, 2012

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Salal is one of the most common plant species that has pink flowers a little dangling.

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Mayo 22, 2012

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Looks like salad.

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Mayo 22, 2012

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Its scientific name is Daphniphyllum macropodum. Its Japanese name is yuzuri-ha.

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Castor Americano (Castor canadensis)

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Mayo 16, 2012

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It was my first time seeing a beaver! At the very edge of the parking lot across the bridge walking from the university campus, it came on land to get a piece of wood to use in its dam. A big black object with furs wet and stuck to its body, it carried a pretty large chunk of wood, one that was maybe twice as large as its body. There were other woods around, but seeing that it came up quite a way on land, it seems to pick and choose appropriate logs for its nest.

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Musgos Y Parientes (Filo Bryophyta)

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Mayo 26, 2012

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Extensive layer of moss that covered a tree like a sheet of green fluffy cushion. You would find some brown and white with green, which I don't know are colors of different moss.

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Catarina de Siete Puntos (Coccinella septempunctata)

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Mayo 26, 2012

Descripción

I couldn't get a good look at this one because he flew away just as soon as I took this photo. Lady bugs in my opinion are one of the easiest to take a photo - because they don't move as much and because they have distinctive red bodies.

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Prímula Olorosa (Primula veris)

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Mayo 22, 2012

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Often found in marshes and ditches.

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Mayo 22, 2012

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Also called indian physic. Have a cool, sharp looking leaves. A herb, not sure whether native to Puget Sound or even North America, but it is good to study them as well.

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Fecha

Mayo 22, 2012

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Some of the berries could be difficult to identify without flowers or berries.

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Mentas, Albahacas Y Parientes (Subfamilia Nepetoideae)

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Mayo 22, 2012

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Setas, Bejines Y Parientes (Clase Agaricomycetes)

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Mayo 16, 2012

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Interesting linear alignment of what I believe to be a lichen. They seem puffy but are pretty hard and must be really pollution tolerant.

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Paloma Doméstica (Columba livia var. domestica)

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Mayo 22, 2012

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I like the colors on their feathers.

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Aliso Rojo (Alnus rubra)

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Mayo 26, 2012

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Red alder is an early succession species and they are very good at growing in steep hills and bare land. In places like the UW arboretum, you would find this tree near water.

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Pato de Collar (Anas platyrhynchos)

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Mayo 26, 2012

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I believe they were a pair of a female and a child mallard, or just two female mallards. They were taking a nap on the grass field next to a road, so I assumed that they were accustomed to cars. Even then, when I walked up close they lifted their head, so I backed off since I know how annoying it is to be awaken unnecessarily. Glad that I saw them sleeping again on my way back.

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Mayo 26, 2012

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I am assuming that a dwarf birch and dwarf resin birch are the same species.

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Álamo Negro (Populus trichocarpa)

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Mayo 26, 2012

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Cottonwoods like to grow near water. On the other side of this tree you could see the legacy of beavers carving out its bark.

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Perlita Blanca (Symphoricarpos albus)

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Mayo 26, 2012

Descripción

Just simple opposite leaves when the berries are not there. Snowberries look like white chocolate that look delicious (to me) but in fact a little poisonous and not tasty at all. The berries linger on through mid winter after all leaves are gone, so you would see bare branches with white berries dangling.

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Mayo 26, 2012

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A big leaf growing near the root of an alnus tree. So the leaves have white seeds and flowers that has fallen from the tree. I wonder if this shrub and the alnus tree are in a symbiotic relationship.

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Duraznillo (Cercis canadensis)

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Mayo 26, 2012

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I... got bothered because the tree was not red at all.

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Espinos de Fuego, Piracantos Y Parientes (Género Cotoneaster)

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Mayo 26, 2012

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I go by the name kinnikinnick. They have alternating small leaves with red berries for most of the year, even though they surprised me because they were white right now.

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Pino de la Costa (Pinus contorta var. contorta)

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Mayo 26, 2012

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Also called lodgepole pine, had 3 needles per fascicle.

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Almeces, Palos Blancos Y Parientes (Género Celtis)

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Mayo 26, 2012

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Although names sugarberry, it is a completely different species than huckleberry or salmonberry. Whereas salmonberry is a shrub, sugarberry is a tree.

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