Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Salal

by ShouRichmond, British Columbia, Canada

Unripe salal berries.

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Salal

by DianneFrostCalifornia, USA

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Salal Berry

by SargonROregon, USA

Salal Berries growing in Washburne State ...

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Salal

by TangledBankOregon

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Salal

by TangledBankOregon

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Salal

by RobertEllestadLincoln City, Oregon, USA

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Salal

by avesjohnArcata, California, USA

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Salal

by KarenUdesenTofino, British Columbia, Canada

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Salal

by acebennybWashington, USA

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Salal

by PixieAnacortes, Washington, USA

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Salal

by ReedThatcherWashington, USA

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Salal

by macrodipteryxCalifornia, USA

Coastal bluffs with Salal, sitka spruce and ...

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Salal

by veneta.tashevWashington, USA

Bridal Trails Park (http://www.bridletrails.org/) Pacific northwest evergreen ...

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Plant

by theshaytechsDoha الدوحة, Umm Salal, Qatar

Wild

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Spittlebug

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

Salal leaves

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Salal

by james.branson.206Burien, Washington, USA

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Salal

by chrisnye84Issaquah, Washington, USA

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Salal

by patrickneveOregon, USA

Native

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Salal

by Travis MorseBritish Columbia, Canada

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Male and female bird

by theshaytechsDoha, Ad Dawhah, Qatar

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Salal

by GinaJeannotSeattle, Washington, USA

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Salal

by Hema ShahCalifornia, USA

seen at point reyes seashore

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Salal

by AlexanderSteinNewport, Oregon, USA

Native to North America. Has broad, dark green, ovular leaves. Branches and ...

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Salal

by LafcadioOregon, USA

On the banks of a coastal lake.

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Salal

by HayleyNasmanPortland, Oregon, USA

Some of the salal plants in the school ...

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Spotting

by EdwardNathanReulbachJr.Silverdale, Washington, USA

found growing with Salal, Blackberry and ...

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salal

by KarenSaxtonCoquille, Oregon, USA

has bell shaped white flowers in spring and purple berries in fall

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Spotting

by EdwardNathanReulbachJr.Silverdale, Washington, USA

was found growing in clearings in the undergrowth plants of the coastal ...

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Salal

by GeraldShafferBritish Columbia, Canada

Evergreen, edible berries, up to 4 feet tall, evergreen.

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American Black Bear

by LivesInADreamTofino, British Columbia, Canada

This beautiful beast was seen in Tofino, casually snacking on

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Pacific Chorus Frog

by birdlady6000British Columbia, Canada

smaller than the salal leaves beside it.

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Salal

by LuisStevensWashington, USA

Little upside down flowers like little bells.

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Mating Slugs

by tp91395Washington, USA

Each slog was approximately 2 cm in length.

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Salal

by JudyWangBritish Columbia, Canada

It's evergreen. Grow in forest of coast in bc, Canada.

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Salal

by tp91395Washington, USA

Photos #2, #3, #4, #5, and #6 are from July 13 2013.

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salal

by KarenSaxtonOregon, USA

like the evergreen huckleberry, the salal ...

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Salal

by JoanSooke, British Columbia, Canada

Commonly known as Salal.

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Salal, lemon leaf, shallon

by sage.kehauPortland, Oregon, USA

Shrub with large, leathery leaves. Dark blue berries are an edible appetite ...

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Spotting

by ChristyDesermeauxOregon, USA

3'5" tall. Red with yellow center and brown specks.

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Fairyslipper

by JeanSawatzkyOregon, USA

Small and delicate pale pink and purple orchid.

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salal

by Jeff DreierChehalis, Washington, USA

Understory plant; shiny green leaves. The urn-shaped flowers appear in May.

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Dead Man's Fingers

by JeanSawatzkyChilliwack, British Columbia, Canada

Yellow fungus.

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Chanterelle

by JeanSawatzkyMission, British Columbia, Canada

A golden mushroom emerging as a small slightly convex cap and maturing into a ...

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Salal

by mauna KunzahMarblemount, Washington, United States

This fruiting plant gives rise to many edible berries that change from white to ...

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Whitefly

by Kelly BrennerSeattle, Washington, USA

All of them were on what I think are Salal ...

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Agrocybe praecox

by JeanSawatzkyChilliwack, British Columbia, Canada

Light brown, gilled mushroom showing what appears to be a dark spore print on ...

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Lobster Mushroom

by TonyDelandPortland, Oregon, USA

Not actually mushroom but a bacteria which colonized a certain type of mushroom.

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Pinesap

by JeanSawatzkyPort Moody, British Columbia, Canada

Called a Saprophyte in my plant book. It is a myco-heterotroph. It parasites ...