Not sure about IDing these, so I took a couple specimens in 95% EtOH
in sphagnum compactum. @jstraka
@bradenjudson this was in the same clump and might be kicking around in samples you took.
on harpanthus flotovianus on margins of drainage along lower edges of subalpine cirque.
forming massive carpet on otherwise unvegetated 45 degree slope
@bradenjudson this was bycatch from the sundew lake area. You were wondering if you had it, so you likely did. Dentate scales distinguish this from blytttii
around mini creek cascade
on fine soil of logging road drainage ditch. @dbltucker @bradenjudson
Collected. Sweep-netted from tall grass at the edge of several ponds with deciduous trees nearby
On Sanicula crassicaulis. Observation for the tiny white lesions/spots, not the leafminer (separate obs.).
Very tentative. Early stage infection of Physoderma pluriannulatum? Or maybe Ochropsora ariae (s.l.)? cf. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/222744364, https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/164087261
@dbltucker @bradenjudson @steveansell -- prolate ribbony fern gametophyte or low energy pellia? On deeply shaded soil of tip up. No sample, Maybe not fern-- midrib seemingly present. But so thin.
WTF? calcy spring drainage
shoreline silty sandstone boulder, late cretaceous
Observation of the Andrena is here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/222952103
R. parkeri, species missing from iNat taxonomy
Isolated as an endophyte of a Douglas-fir needle, following surface sterilization. Grown on 2% malt + 0.3% yeast extract agar, grown at 20C in the dark
Drift specimen, saw several this year (none in June 2023). First photo shows side-by-side with Alaria marginata (left) while Pleurophycus (right) has a much wider midrib).
@dccopley Would you want a specimen of this individual?
Photo of old print.
Nanaimo Lakes Rd. "N side Nanaimo River near Green Cr".
Not much detail visible in the photo unfortunately, but I don't recall there being any doubt about the ID at the time. Perhaps not present on Vancouver Island anymore.
Found inside live T. nuttallii (Pacific Gaper)
maybe?
With bonus poop fly in photo 2, posted separately.
Mom flew out from under my feet and did a distraction display. We were out of there in a hurry
Large patch in a shaded limestone crevice.
Silt bank overhang in tidal portion of river. Abundant. w/ Ulva intestinalis.
Cyanolichen? rock bluffs around 600m elevation
Unlike any Leafminer I’ve seen on Ocean Spray before
On cobble of coastal conglomerate
captured and released unharmed
leafminer on Chimphilla umbellata
Soil under root in path. Sometimes with adaxial stereids?
on Douglas fir bark
??????? Very charismatic colonial pig snouts on granite. areoles discrete, no lobate thallus, rounded edges. sampled
from carpet at heath margin
On decomposed stump butt. . Forming multiple heads on stalks. (Photographed in extreme drought conditions) For comparative see https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/28782439 ; https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/1471951
On cyanobacteria
@rambryum ermmm
Found under a log in heavily shaded mixed forest, photographed live, then collected.
Sikes (2019) lists only two species of Japygoid in Canada, Occasjapyx americanus and Evalljapyx saundersi; a Parajapyx is also mentioned, but expected to be a misidentified E. saundersi. No other species are predicted to occur. From Allen (2002), given the macrochaetae are barbed, and trichobothria are present on antennal segments 4-6 (most visible on 6th segment in second last photo), this seems to best match Evalljapyx saundersi.
Nematodes found in body cavity of pacific herring.
1793.1, UID 38
Friday, May 26, 2023 Daniel Tucker Habitat: on trunk; Bark texture: rough; Height above ground(m): 3.1
Nothing else with a leaf laminal disc this huge.
Cyano? Algae? Lichen? Aquatic-- affixed to river rock forming tubes
Green Mountain, Cortes I.
Two older chicks hopping around moss-covered boulders/terraces off of cliff face on steep southwest-facing slope.