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This blooming vines were all over the rock walls in
roughly 3" long, under a table in a workshop
Beautiful, but sadly, these are highly invasive and are not native here. They ...
.....some sort of Banana plant, but need help with the specifics
You can't tell from the pictures, but this is actually a tall tree with a ...
This guy was way down the rainy mountain side. I was surprised the picture ...
Also called a Princess Tree. I have never seen these before, they are ...
Beautiful pink dogwood! There were white ones everywhere, but it rained all ...
Opossum skull found in the leaf litter on the ridge above town.
were driving down one of the many narrow roads in
Invasive climbing vines that attaches firmly to the tree with many roots as ...
I'm going to guess genus Mycena here. They look like adorable bonnets.
Found sitting alone on a trail high above town.
Found alone (well, unless you count it being in close proximity to this bright ...
Juvenile Male Bold Jumping Spider--my first bold jumper find.
Adult female found in the center of her web with a kill.
I have never seen a bracket fungus so beautiful and strangely patterned. I am ...
They were very, very bright, an eye catching find on a very dreary day.
A plant in the genus Calendula (pot marigolds), in the family Asteraceae. It is ...
When I took this picture, I thought I had found a nymph, but no--I learned ...
Alright, correct me if I'm wrong. The closest I can find is Phlebia ...
I found this fellow out alone, not near any flowers that I could see. It was in ...
My first bird's nest fungi find--and I was beyond excited!
If you see this in a leaf, it is called a "Leaf Miner." It could be any of a ...
There are more than one cinnabar polypore that have this distinct color, sadly. ...
It is a short-lived aromatic perennial plant, growing to 80 cm tall, with ...
Cherry plum is a popular ornamental tree for garden and landscaping use, grown ...
