West Canyon and Evans Valley Trails, Golden Ears Provincial Park, BC, Canada
rare in Q1
n/a in Q2
thin flexible mottled grey/green/brown lichen with small raised darker brown spots found on ground in lowland forests
n/a in Q1
rare in Q2
super cool pelt lichen with round brown spots and vividly orange underside
found growing on underside of forest floor in lowland woods
gooshy round structure, purple skin
green strands at center
growing on lowersides of rocks in intertidal zone
very thin papery green and red seaweeds
low intertidal range
brown seaweed 2’’ thick
wave pattern imprinted into center — air pockets to increase bouyancy and access to light?
found in intertidal zone
stipe attaches frond to rock to keep it in place during high tide
low woody shrub with alternate branching pattern
lanceolate bright green leaves, some red, bottle brush at tips
simple leaves with no serration, edges often curled over
herbacious grass with tufts of soft off-white fluff at tips
located in acidic soils, peat bog, ~10 feet from lake edge
tall herbacious shrub
alternate branching pattern
ovate leaves with round serration on leaf margins
bright orange bell shaped flowers with red dot pattern
grows near wetlands
alternate branching plant with simple spikey lobed leaves greenish/reddish markings on leaves
three lobed simple leaves
bright red clusters of several edible (distasteful) berries
small 4inch flower with many white petals
found in disturbed areas frequently mowed
dry sandy soils
long linear whorled leaf structure
round leaves?
compound umbels with green trifolate umbels
The needles point toward the end of the branch, light colored
Large leaves, net venation and a short stem rising from where the leaves meet
Many soft hairs cover the leaves
Looks like a pile of worms, growing in a rotting log
Vine plant with pink flower. Grows over fallen wood and trees
Squamish, B.C. Wilderness Park, flying over mud flats at low tide.