kurtsteinbach's Identifications

This huge Tubulanus polymorphus (Orange Ribbon Worm) would probably have stretched out to about 3'.

Growing in grass in pasture

Growing in grass

These Clitocybe nuda (Blewits) were growing beneath Douglas-firs, with a Douglas-fir cone for scale. They didn't provide a spore print.

Fort Flagler State Park
(w/Laccaria sp)

On trailing blackberry.

One Brandt's Cormorant dove repeatedly near shore.

A few Erythranthe guttatus (Yellow Monkeyflower) bloomed at the base of a wet cliff.

This beetle, Genus Scaphinotus (Snail-eating Beetle), was walking very quickly across the path in the shady forest.

One Brandt's Cormorant dove repeatedly near shore.

A huge cluster of shrubs of the Rosa pisocarpa (Clustered Wild Rose). Beautiful rose hips.