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Red Tailed Hawk183 viewsRed Tailed Hawk on the Phase IV fence. (Photo Credit: Cleverdon/Nyberg (c) 01/02/2020)
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Bitter Melon. Momordica Charantia182 viewsBitter Melon. Revered Asian super food. Okay to eat when green. Toxic when yellow or red! (Photo Credit: Don Feinstein. Phase 3 A-48)
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Warren January 1, 2020182 viewsWarren doing his thing in the compost pile. (Photo Credit: Don Feinstein)
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Mystery at this time180 viewsThis morning 7am. 10-7-18. White. Gills decurrent. Stalk thin. Too fragile now.
Will remove for I.D. in a few days - if still around (Photo Credit: Don Feinstein Phase III A48)
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Lepioda top view180 viewsLepiod's have distinctive scaling. Only one of several identification features. Some some poisonous, some delicious. Learn more. (Photo Credit: D Feinstein. P III A48. Past Presiden L.A.Mycological Soc.)
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Balloon Cotton-Bush (Gomphocarpus physocarpus)180 viewsSpecies of milkweed native to southeast Africa. Food source for monarch butterfly caterpillars. (Photo Credit: (c) Dean Cleverdon / photo taken 12/22/2018)
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Two Lizards180 viewsOlder lizard having a younger lizard over for dinner.
Photo taken in Upper Phase 1. (Photo Credit: D. Cleverdon photo taken 4/19/2019)
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Native Garden179 viewsOVF Native Garden (Photo Credit: (c) Dean Cleverdon 6/9/2019)
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Orange Flower177 viewsOrange Flower in Upper Phase I after a rain shower (Photo Credit: Cleverdon/Nyberg (c) 04/11/2020)
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Seedling Sale - December 2018171 viewsSeedling sale held at the OVF potluck and general meeting December 8, 2018. (Photo Credit: (c) D. Cleverdon 12/8/2018)
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Puffballs (or Pixie Farts)170 viewsPolyphyletics
Distinguishing feature: Don't have an open cap with spore-bearing gills. Instead explode to send spores into the breeze. (Photo Credit: Don Feinstein Phase III A48)
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Yellow Polypore169 viewsYellow Conk on the dead stump near bottom gate in Phase III. (Photo Credit: Don Feinstein. Phase III A48)
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