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Mastuerzo Amargo (Cardamine flexuosa)Observ.
gavin_millerDescripción
Noticeably hairy on upper surface of leaves (see lower right), as well as petioles and to some extent on main stem (unlike C. occulta. Also prominent basal rosette. @michael_oldham @wdvanhem
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Matalotes (Género Catostomus)Observ.
gavin_millerDescripción
White or perhaps longnose sucker. It's a challenge to get photos of fish in a stream. Cold headwater stream. Seem to be spawning.
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Musgos Y Parientes (Filo Bryophyta)Observ.
gavin_millerDescripción
Scattered colonies on bare parts of deciduous forest floor, soil is clayey.
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Carex sylvaticaObserv.
gavin_millerDescripción
It looks rather like Carex arctata with the long arching spikes and deep rich rosettes but note the absence of red pigmentation at the base (see photo 3) and the fairly dense population (photo 2). @wdvanhem, @wjcrins, @brian_ford, @michael_oldham, @steveinat1 what do you think?
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gavin_millerDescripción
Massive swarms of tiny creatures, about 1 mm long. You could hear a crackling sound.
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Quercus cerrisObserv.
gavin_millerDescripción
Unusual ornamental specimen tree.
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Bromus ripariusObserv.
gavin_millerDescripción
@michael_oldham, @wdvanhem This unusual brome grass has similar dimensions to Bromus inermis. However, it has distinct awns on the lemmas, and long hairs on leaves (at least the margins). The lemmas are scabrous but have no hairs. The growth habit is short-to-medium rhizomatous, but not massively turf-forming like Bromus inermis which was also growing in the same area.
