GALLS
Chinquapin Flower Gall, Dryocosmus castanopsidis – red gall on chinquapin flowers, made by a wasp.
FLOWERS
Chapparral pea flower still blooming, sticky monkeyflower, Crocosmia (non-native orange flower in Iris family)
LEAVES OF FLOWERS THAT FINISHED BLOOMING
Clintonia (some with a few blue berries), salal, rattlesnake plantain (an orchid, not a plantain – go figure!), Trillium, thimbleberry, salal, coralroot, trail plant, ground iris, pitcher sage, fairy bells, Pacific star flower, fetid adder’s tongue, California blackberry, redwood evergreen violet
BERRIES
LOTS of huckleberries, coffee berries (some ripe, some red), manzanita berries, unripe (green) honeysuckle, poison oak berries, ripe blue elderberries
FERNS
Lady fern, bracken, sword fern
SHRUBS
SHATTERBERRY (manzanita with hairs on stem), and two species of Ceanothus - INDIGO BUSH, Blue Blosson
TREES
Madrone, tan oak (very light new leaves), redwood, Douglas fir, interior live oak (both toothed and smooth margined leaves on the same tree, acorn shaped like coast live oak, but with cap coming down further on nut)
BUTTERFLIES
California ringlet, American lady (larval food cudweeds)
BIRDS
Saw: Dark-eyed juncos, osprey, brown creeper, glimpse of a Swainson’s thrush (Wendy and Susan), glimpse of a winter wren
Heard: Red-breasted nuthatch, wrentit
POOP
Raccoon tracks and scat.
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