Favoritos de steve-beatty
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Escobilla (Solidago velutina)Autor
simmonschelseaDescripción
Leaves thin, papery transparent, yellow flowers at top, symmetrical off shoots foot tall with slight asymmetry leaves remind me of bay leaves in shape red tint on edges latitude 37.8483 longitude -121.9324
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kevinhintsaDescripción
Three plants growing below Sambucus nigra ssp. caerulea at 3700 feet in elevation . Previous plants at this site were identified to this species by Alison Colwell ( contributor to Orobanche section of The Jepson Manual ) .
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Aquilegia eximiaAutor
ezeemoneeDescripción
Growing In stream bed near Mount Diablo Waterfalls Trail.
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Helechos Mil Alas (Género Myriopteris)Autor
naturesarchiveDescripción
Not confident in ID
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Mostaza de Campo (Rhamphospermum arvense)Autor
kuedaDescripción
According to Heath Bartosh. Low growing, earlier flowering than brassica. Maybe my resolution for this flowering season should be to really learn my yellow mustards...
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Madia elegansAutor
hasfitz5Lugar
North Peak Trail, Mount Diablo State Park, Contra Costa, California, United States (Google, OSM)
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dagowenDescripción
Burn area at Los Vaqueros below Whipsnake Loop trail. Many thanks to Ryan O'Dell for ID help
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Clavel del Monte (Silene laciniata)Autor
illiad669sDescripción
Manzanita Trail, Morgan Territory
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Perritos (Diplacus puniceus)Autor
jason_cantley_sfsuDescripción
Maybe cultivated near water reservoir tank
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Tonella tenellaAutor
kevinhintsaDescripción
Hard to photograph due to its small size .
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Cuerniblancos, Lirios de California Y Parientes (Género Ceanothus)Autor
eastbaybirding
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sambiologyDescripción
Day 2 of one of the greatest vacations ever! Full journal of nature adventures here: http://www.inaturalist.org/journal/sambiology/9891-vacation-in-california-news-flash-i-like-california
Using the great existing observations from the San Francisco Bay area and species guide to help with the ID's -- but please correct me if I've goofed. Almost ALL of these organisms were new for me!
Explored Mount Diablo with the iNat folks. This was a wonderfully memorable day. :)
My pictures aren't nearly as good as these others from the iNat folks:
Ken-ichi's: http://www.inaturalist.org/calendar/kueda/2017/4/24
Tony's: http://www.inaturalist.org/calendar/tiwane/2017/4/24
Joelle's: http://www.inaturalist.org/calendar/joelle/2017/4/24
Alex's: http://www.inaturalist.org/calendar/alexshepard/2017/4/24
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kevinhintsaDescripción
Wall Point Road . I believe that this individual plant was previously identified by Dr. Barbara Ertter on a hike .
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hasfitz5Lugar
North Gate Road, Mount Diablo State Park, Contra Costa, California, United States (Google, OSM)
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dswightDescripción
Growing within Franciscan rocks along trail. Grooved fruit. I'm using the Contra Costa Checklist and Ertter/Bowerman, but not sure here.
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Amapolas (Género Papaver)Autor
bio_alchemistDescripción
Beautiful red Papaver with Green pods that dry and open up brown.
Growing right on the side of a Trail within 2 or 3 miles from the Summit. Only specimen like it observed that day.
