House Gecko sited at Eckerd College
Tiny frog
Woah! Shiny bee
Manhattan. In crevice on vertical surface of building. Looks like Ailanthus but iN also suggests other species.
Fleabane in the south channel basin garden area. Need to confirm if oak leaf or daisy species.
seems to be an albino dogbane??
Last pic is underside. Feels like a petal but looks like a leaf
Tropical Mexican clover in the circle. The Largeflower clover is the most common onsite. This species has very small flowers and hairs are present uniformly on the leaves.
First picture through a 10x lens.
Shape was wavy, fungi like.
Color was dark yellow/beige
Reference : https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/care/weeds-and-invasive-plants/mushrooms-and-other-fungi.html#:~:text=Oyster%2C%20shitake%2C%20paddy%20straw%2C,can%20be%20cultivated%20in%20Florida.
Fungi was found near St. Pete Beach
• starting to bud
• opposite leaf arrangements
• compound morphology
• tips of leaves are whitish/ faded green/ faint orange
• small, new plant
• found at a park
• these plants can be found in: North and South America, Africa, Australia, and New Zeland
•invasive species
References:
https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/poa-annua/
https://www.cabi.org/isc/datasheet/42485#:~:text=Top%20of%20page-,P.,to%201200%20m%20in%20elevation.