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Enebro de Frutos Azules (Juniperus ashei)Observ.
chris_earleDescripción
Regen on a disturbed site; a utility corridor that was scraped down to a limestone dipface. These little junipers all bear adult foliage, even though some of them are only 10-20 cm tall.
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Flores de la Pasión (Género Passiflora)Observ.
plantfairyhelperDescripción
All of these passionflower leaves are on the SAME vine! At first I thought the yellow leaf was a birdwing passionflower but most of the rest of the leaves look like a yellow passionflower. Yellow passionflowers are WAY more common in this area in my experience.
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Cactus de Higo, Tunas o Nopales (Género Opuntia)Observ.
centexnaturalistDescripción
These prickly pear flowers were yellow.
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
carleighross2014
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
rogeneb
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billdoddDescripción
Associated species: Myriopteris alabamensis, Parietaria pensylvanica, Toxicodendron radicans, Ptelea trifoliata, Callicarpa americana, Celtis laevigata, Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Tinantia anomala
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kcoxau79Descripción
Several plants were found just inside the fence-line north of Power-line Pond. Part sun, sandy loam soil. Associated plants: Cynodon dactylon, Bromus catharticus, Oenothera speciosa, Callirhoe involucrata.
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Habas, Frijoles, Tréboles Y Parientes (Subfamilia Faboideae)Observ.
brettakinbirdwatcher
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Diaperia candidaObserv.
connlindajoDescripción
Exploring some unfamiliar Milam county roads for possible clues and enlightenment about location sites for the BRIT georeferencing project.
Made some observations in the church yard near the Sand Grove Cemetery.
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Chamas (Phlox drummondii)Observ.
connlindajoDescripción
Exploring some unfamiliar Milam county roads for possible clues and enlightenment about location sites for the BRIT georeferencing project.
Made some observations in the church yard near the Sand Grove Cemetery.
A lone phlox that happened be white was observed apart from the other pink phloxes in the area.
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Nochebuena, Candelillas Y Hierbas de la Golondrina (Género Euphorbia)Observ.
eric-schmitty
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Aceitillas o Mozotes (Género Bidens)Observ.
lauren_clarkDescripción
Unknown Asteraceae plant from horticulture supplier
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Búho Cornudo (Bubo virginianus)Observ.
currenfraschDescripción
nest on shelf of cliff overlooking Lady Bird Lake only viewable via boat.
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currenfraschDescripción
Astragalus crassicarpus with Gall Midge https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/205305923
also with insect sheds, https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/205339443
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Correcaminos Norteño (Geococcyx californianus)Observ.
chungnugget9000Descripción
Two individuals seen, one was eating a black chinned hummingbird (last photo)
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Águila Cuaresmera (Buteo platypterus)Observ.
tcouncilDescripción
From a friend. The hawk has been hanging out on their fence for a week.
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awblairDescripción
Nice patch of these growing in an area mapped as the Hensel formation (Kh)
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prairie_ramblerDescripción
No blooms, but the rough surfaces on the seeds also set this species apart from L. incisum
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Cisnes, Gansos, Patos Y Cercetas (Familia Anatidae)Observ.
mikaelbDescripción
Taken at Roy G. Gurerrero Colorado River Metro Park in Travis County.
I found a pair of diving ducks just downstream from the dam. One was obviously a female Bufflehead but I haven't been able to identify the other. Could it be a female Black Scoter? Or a slightly different Bufflehead?
