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Gambelia speciosa (syn Galvezia speciosa, Plantaginaceae), showy island snapdragon
Dave and Janette, California buckeyes
The seeds germinated a year ago, www.flickr.com/photos/selago/540 8792770/ collected in January, 2011,...
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Uploaded on Jan 29, 2012
Quail lookout
Moving the gauge into the sea otter skull opened up the old post as a perch.
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Uploaded on Jan 29, 2012
Dinosaurs alive and well in SLO
There are still ten turkeys altogether, and Hoppy is recovered from a bad foot.
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Uploaded on Jan 29, 2012
That three inches of rain last week was most welcome
Banksia blechnifolia with inflorescence
Seedlings of durango root, Datisca glomerata
Dozens of them are growing. It took a GA3 dose to get them to germinate, a la Deno the Great. Need to...
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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2012
Aphids feeding on dodder (Cuscuta), which is feeding on redshank (Adenostoma sparsifolium, Rosaceae)
Big bugs have little bugs upon their backs to bite 'em. And little bugs have lesser bugs, and so ad infinitum...with apologies to Jonathan Swift.
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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2012
Timelapse fog streaming over Cuesta Ridge, San Luis Obispo
Cuesta Ridge fog is a standing wave
Vern's new shirt
Quite spiffy; they were eating pork chops for lunch when we stopped by. Their 75th wedding anniversary is this August.
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Uploaded on Jan 27, 2012
Mary French visits Vern and Lurline
She filled them in on all the latest, and they likewise.
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Uploaded on Jan 27, 2012
Stumplandia becomes Sumplandia?
On Tuesday we picked up six kinds of figs, a nectarine and apricot from Bay Laurel Nursery and I planted...
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Uploaded on Jan 27, 2012
Landry might like this Cal Poly whimsy
Best use of a tire for a tongue. It's a roping practice horse--TR
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Uploaded on Jan 26, 2012
What is it about horses? Lacey Mae at Cal Poly
Horses are second only to dogs in my book, as far as most-favored domesticated animals go. Then come cats....
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Uploaded on Jan 26, 2012
Does a cloud hang over the new Cal Poly Recreation building?
Some of that Poly P texting last week was about this building. It's across the street from my uncle.
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Uploaded on Jan 26, 2012
Liliputian redshank forest, Adenostoma sparsifolium
No one currently grows this amazing tree for sale. I had too many and tossed out hundreds of redshank seeds, but life found a way.
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Uploaded on Jan 26, 2012
Cal Poly Poultry Science Bldg., cute as a bug's ear
Logically Cal Poly, California State Polytechnic University, shoulda-coulda been CSPU, but not. It's CPSU. (Vern told me that.)
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Uploaded on Jan 26, 2012
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