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no host plants close by. Really not sure this is Kopsiopsis, but its the only parasitic plant of this girth that I can think of

being consumed by Western Spadefoot tadpoles: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/152743949

Last photo with C. clevelandii.

Paratype CASIZ 204850,

Goniobranchus sp. 26 in NSSI2

under stones, upper stream beds, oak woodlands

? Buckwheat
Mount Hamilton, CA

First Adela I've seen in the city. Dr. Jerry Powell looked at it and called it: " Female backs down into the inflorescence of Linanthus androsaceus to oviposit." This might be a county record.

3mm long

Rain Beetle attempting to fly

Half way down a rattlesnake

Diaphoreolis lagunae with eggs was located on reef at a depth of 45 feet. Length was 1 cm. Water temperature was 52 degrees F.

Eating what looks like a fish? Spotted by @danielled83.

Looks most similar to Rhodobaenus tredecimpunctatus, which apparently is the only Rhodobaenus to occur in California?