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Zorro Rojo (Vulpes vulpes)Observ.
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We had a red fox pay us a visit (and even climb on our roof!) very exciting because usually we see grey foxes around here.
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This moth was about an inch and a quarter or an inch and a half wingtip to wingtip.
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An extremely fluffy/fat little goldfinch that visited my garden.
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Guessing this is a cedar borer because I found it (dead and missing the head) on a branch that came off the cedar in my yard. Judging from cross sections of the fallen branches as I cut them up to haul them away the tree is infested with them.
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Larger cricket was about an inch long, not counting the legs. They were on a spike of mullein flowers.
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Género AlopecosaObserv.
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Approximately an inch across, maybe slightly larger.
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Avispa Chaqueta Amarilla Occidental (Vespula pensylvanica)Observ.
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Rather large bumble bee visiting some plum blossoms.
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Araña Saltarina de Cola Roja (Phidippus johnsoni)Observ.
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A chunky phiddipus that was hanging out on the swing set with us.
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Jilguerito Dominico (Spinus psaltria)Observ.
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Extremely yellow little borb spotted this morning. Slightly smaller than a junco.
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The local live oaks have tons of tiny galls, between 1 and 2mm in diameter, along the veins on the undersides of the leaves. There is little, if any, sign of the galls when seen from the top of the leaf.
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Gachupines (Género Helvella)Observ.
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These were growing under black oak, apple, and fir trees. Some of the nearby elfin saddles were white and looked like they had Hypomyces cervinigenus
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Enchilado (Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca)Observ.
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Growing under Douglas fir.
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Hongos Madroño (Género Russula)Observ.
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Small mushroom, about two inches across, growing in a field near Doug fir and live oak.
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These were growing in a field under a live oak tree. The caps were around 4-5” across.
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There were whole lots of these, most between 4-6 inches in diameter, growing at the edge of the forest under live oak and Doug fir.
