Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Himalayan Blackberry

by evilcupcakesWashington, USA

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Himalayan Blackberry

by tjblandCalifornia, USA

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Himalayan Blackberry

by Emily SprongBothell, Washington, USA

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Himalayan blackberries

by ClaudelDupuis-BourretBritish Columbia, Canada

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Himalayan Blackberry

by ReedThatcherSeattle, Washington, USA

...in bloom

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Himalayan Blackberry

by FerretFacePortland, Oregon, USA

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Himalayan Blackberry

by JackGrahamCalifornia, USA

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Himalayan Blackberry

by JackGrahamDuPont, Washington, USA

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Himalayan Blackberry plant

by DespinaTsafetopoulouUpper Hutt, New Zealand

A large flowered vine, not the only one in the area...

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Himalayan Blackberry

by vanhevelOregon, USA

A very invasive species here in the Pacific Northwest.

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Female blackchin

by Kate & ChrisKirkland, Washington, USA

During winter

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Himalayan Blackberry

by DanielJohnstonPort Hadlock-Irondale, Washington, USA

Pacific Northwest forest

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Himalayan Blackberry

by JackGrahamDel Rey Oaks, California, USA

Delicious

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Himalayan blackberry

by Suzanne MonkMississippi, USA

Some kind of blackberry vine, growing at ...

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Banded Alder Borer

by OreganoTukwila, Washington, USA

. It was on a Himalayan

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Sawtooth Blackberry

by QWMomKennesaw, Georgia, USA

Follow up approximately 3 weeks after previous ...

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Armenian Blackberry

by DespinaTsafetopoulouWest Coast, New Zealand

An introduced species, wich became an invasive plant in NZ, and is found ...

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Himalayan Blackberry

by KarenUdesenBritish Columbia, Canada

Rubus armeniacus, Armenian Blackberry or ...

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Black-capped Chickadee

by birdlady6000Richmond, British Columbia, Canada

Perched on a budding Himalayan

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Honey bee

by HayleyNasmanPortland, Oregon, USA

That's a blurry bumble bee in the bottom left corner.

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Himalayan blackberry

by JackGrahamCalifornia, USA

One of the flowers had 6 petals, but all the others had 5.

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Himalayan Blackberry

by Tavid VeloriaSeattle, Washington, USA

Light pink petals with light green in the center, the center has a cluster of ...

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Two-form bumble bee

by HayleyBoBaileyPortland, Oregon, USA

I submitted this to bumblebeewatch.org and they kindly identified it as a ...

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Sawtooth Blackberry

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

Himalayan

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Blue Dasher - female

by KathleenMcEachernLangley, British Columbia, Canada

Spotting # 400! Took me a while! I have such a backlog of spottings that I am ...

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Blackberry w/ chlorotic mottle

by HayleyBoBaileyPortland, Oregon, USA

This himalayan

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Himalayan Blackberry

by DanielRuckerCalifornia, USA

Fruiting vine with sharp spikes, invasive in Northern California

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Spotting

by krisprkMaltby, Washington, USA

This was found growing amidst Himalayan ...

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Bittersweet nightshade

by HayleyNasmanPortland, Oregon, USA

Climbing vine with teardrop-shaped leaves, small purple flowers with yellow ...

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Himalayan blackberries

by shebebusynowVeneta, Oregon, USA

large vine, large black berries very sweet when ripe; high berry production ...

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Winter crane fly

by BugEricPortland, Oregon, USA

Roughly 6-8 millimeters in body length, colored as shown.

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Banded Woolly Bear Caterpillar

by Irene BradyOregon, USA

This is the larva of the Isabella Tiger Moth, about 2" long and with long fuzzy ...

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Himalaya blackberry

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

I previously spotted this plant in bloom with lovely pink flowers ...

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Witch-Hazel

by KathleenMcEachernVancouver, British Columbia, Canada

love the crazy shape of these blooms on this winter-flowering shrub of the PNW. ...

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Rough stink bug

by BugEricPortland, Oregon, USA

Oval, nearly round, colored as shown, about 12-14 millimeters in body length.

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Dock w/reddening

by HayleyBoBaileyPortland, Oregon, USA

. Himalayan

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Himalaya blackberry

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

't feel a bit guilty when I take my kids later this season and pick

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Himalayan Blackberry

by ElsiOuztsWashington, USA

Rubus armeniacus is a perennial plant which bears biennial stems ("canes") from ...

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Himalayan Blackberry

by KimLommanMirrormont, Washington, USA

Rubus armeniacus is a perennial plant which bears biennial stems ("canes") from ...