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Pacific Northwest forest
Spider, black with yellow stripes like a bee.
Looks like a newly hatched box elder bug
Spotted on a night out "herping" with the SGU Veterinary Herpetological Society
Found in shallow soil on limestone hillside. In direct sunlight.
Thick, leathery bracket fungus found commonly throughout the area.
This algae converts carbon dioxide from water flowing over it to limestone ...
Beautiful pod of whales spotted just off of Robson Bight in the
Orange with a white head with 4 black dots in its head
Scarlet Paintbrush, a vivid red/orange species of Indian Paintbrush
Medium-sized hawk averaging 1.5 - 3.5 pounds with a wing span between 3 and 5 ...
Tiny tiny treefrog. About 2.5 cm! Black stripe over eye further drab skin ...
Large brown and Harry but not as big as a turanchala
Small pink flower consisting of 5 petals surrounding a bright yellow center. ...
A small spider, either white or various shades of yellow. Usually < 2cm. body.
The caterpillar of the monarch butterfly. Bright colors warn would-be ...
3" to 8" plant with small flowers blooming in late winter to early spring.
Brightly colored arachnid approximately 2 cm. in length.
A Virginian Tiger Moth, or Yellow Woolybear Moth, found hanging out for several ...
Large moth, with brown wings and stripes. I thought the head made it look kind ...
Small, spherical fungus with spiny appearance. 2 - 6 cm. in diameter.
Perennial, non-native. Flowers about one inch in diameter. Fourth photo shows ...
This plant is about 2 foot tall at maturity. Comes back every year. Not sure if ...
