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Género AmmophilaObserv.
tylerhannumDescripción
Observed digging in sand between boulders seemingly searching for something. Possibly Ammophilinae?
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Tribu StipeaeObserv.
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Growing at ~3400ft elevation on rocky tuff hillside alongside Perityle emoryi, Phacelia sp., Lycium andersonii, Ambrosia dumosa. One floret per spikelet
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Insectos (Clase Insecta)Observ.
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Strange egg case or cocoon found on Bromus inermis leaf in pasture surrounded by sagebrush. Any ideas what insect is responsible?
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Insectos (Clase Insecta)Observ.
tylerhannumDescripción
Found walking on ice at Devil's Lake near South Sister mountain
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Plant keys out to either L. bicolor var. leptocarpum or L. canbyi depending on presence of stem and tuber. Since I don't want to dig up one of these plants and because it seems to have a stem, I'm calling it L. bicolor var. leptocarpum but would like a second opinion.
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Lewisia redivivaObserv.
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Orange plants pushing up from waterlogged soil on the Northern Great Basin Experimental Range. It's possible that the orange structures are not petals but leaves that are yet to turn green. Possibly some sort of Lewisia sp.?
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tylerhannumDescripción
I'm thinking some kind of cinquefoil. Found on a beach beneath a seep.
