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A type of legless lizard, caught in pit traps at
A perennial native to the Northwest areas, they produce flowers in whorls on ...
This is a delicious berry, and also makes a wonderful cough syrup.
A female Anna's blue that I spotted in the alpine meadows at
I spotted these two Pink-edged Sulphers on the Zig-Zag trail at
Large, upright, coarsely hairy plant, up to 10 feet tall, with broad umbel of ...
Slender spike of pale-green, waxy flowers; narrow leaves. Native temperate-zone ...
Low-growing plant with egg-shaped, evergreen leaves about an inch long. Arching ...
Large woody shrub, 10-12 feet tall, with dense evergreen leaves. Showy pink ...
I have been told its common name is Stump F&%@er, or as we say around the kids ...
There is an interesting blog piece on this plant at the Oregon Wild website: ...
Evergreen tree like shrub, with broad leaves. Multiple flowers on the end of ...
These beautiful aroids can be found at the elevations of 2000
Some very colorful Artist's Fungus I found in the forest above Indian Henry ...
I found this yellow-bellied marmot on the Zig-Zag trail at
Low-growing mat with erect flower stalks. Flowers reddish in the bud, maturing ...
Unlike the invasive himalyan blackberries which are all too common in the ...
cm in length). Except for the color, looks exactly like its first cousin, the ...
Juncos vary across the country (see Regional Differences), but in general ...
These little red strawberries are delicious! It would take an awful lot of them ...
Smaller brown and black primate, 30-56cm (12"-22") in body length with about ...
. These birds are quite bold as one landed on the
Although this specimen does not look particularly "rough-skinned", we are ...
