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Red-shouldered Hawk (Buteo lineatus)Observer
lonnyholmesDescription
Red-shouldered Hawk (Buteo lineatus).
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Petiolate Beardtongue (Penstemon petiolatus)Observer
jlboone2Description
RX10_41599, RX10_41602. Flowering.
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Spring Mountains Comma Skipper (Hesperia colorado ssp. mojavensis)Observer
anewmark
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Psilocybe dumontiiObserver
alan_rockefellerDescription
This is the type collection of Psilocybe dumontii.
Collection K. P. Dumont and S. E. Carpenter, from July 3, 1975.
Actually is P. yungensis.
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North American Mountain Lion (Puma concolor ssp. couguar)Observer
scottmarnoyDescription
Likely several days old. Size, lack of claw marks and asymmetry of toes support mountain lion. Abundant mule deer tracks in area.
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Preuss' Milkvetch (Astragalus preussii var. preussii)Observer
gentilcoreDescription
Preuss' milkvetch (Astragalus preussii) is a purple-flowered locoweed that only grows on selenium soil which it accumulates in its leaves.
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Clark Mountain Green-Gentian (Frasera albomarginata var. induta)Observer
mreala
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Maguire's Lewisia (Lewisia maguirei)Observer
sheriff_woody_pctDescription
I almost can’t believe it myself, but it has to be this. We just went and saw Lewisia maguirei in the Quinn Canyon Range YESTERDAY. About 150 air miles from this location in the Spring Mountains. About 50 plants. South and west facing limestone slope near top of small ridge. We looked at the sepals of 20 flowers, 19 had 3 sepals and 1 had 4 sepals. Plants had 2-3 flowers per inflorescence. :)!
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Subgenus PapilioObserver
amscarffDescription
I didn’t see the colorful blue nor red tail markings. Pahrump I-160 highway for a segment of about 5-7 miles from the point this observation was made, west, has a fairly significant population of these butterflies. 82 degrees, full cloud cover, zero to light wind.
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Clustered Broomrape (Aphyllon fasciculatum)Observer
symphylanDescription
Along the indicated section of Mormon Well Road. There's a slight possibility it may have been elsewhere along Mormon Well Road.
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blakewxbDescription
I saw an interesting gall on a Senegalia greggii bush!
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Purple-egg Stinkhorn (Phallus hadriani)Observer
maddiemcewenDescription
Progression over two days, from volva to cap. True to its name it smelt very stinky.
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Silver Cholla (Cylindropuntia echinocarpa)Observer
lonnyholmesDescription
Blue Diamond Cholla. Better photographs to follow to include flowers.
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American Badger (Taxidea taxus)Observer
jake843Description
Has been seen and photographed by many at this location.
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Maguire's Lewisia (Lewisia maguirei)Observer
mrealaDescription
Approximately 30 individuals in a 2 meter by 5 meter band of light grey weathered limestone talus on an east facing slope. Located through description of site on this sheet:
https://swbiodiversity.org/seinet/collections/individual/index.php?occid=3070075&clid=0
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Heartleaf Twistflower (Streptanthus cordatus var. cordatus)Observer
lonnyholmes
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Desert Snow (Linanthus demissus)Observer
coreykDescription
Different individual plants.
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Hemileuca burnsiObserver
symphylanDescription
Several individuals clustered together on Psorothamnus fremontii.
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Mojave Kingcup Cactus (Echinocereus triglochidiatus ssp. mojavensis)Observer
babelbot
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White Bear Poppy (Arctomecon merriamii)Observer
jlboone2Description
S120_25936, S120_25937, S120_25938, S120_25939, S120_25940, S120_25941, S120_25942, S120_25943, S120_25944, S120_25945
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Destructive Pholiota (Hemipholiota populnea)Observer
casey_taylor1Description
Species incorrect unsure
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Funnels (Genus Clitocybe)Observer
jacobhepworthDescription
Within 100ft of the river.
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Honey Mushroom (Armillaria mellea)Observer
jacobhepworthDescription
Growing on roots of nearby woody plants.
