Aptos Creek, Forest of Nisene Marks
Aptos Creek, Forest of Nisene Marks
Aptos Creek, Forest of Nisene Marks
Species of the Santa Cruz Mountains
Polystichum dudleyi – Dudley Shield Fern
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- Insecta - insects
- Diabrotica undecimpunctata - Western Spotted Cucumber Beetle
- Sympetrum corruptum - Variegated Meadowhawk
- Ambystoma macrodactylum croceum - Santa Cruz Long-toed Salamander
- Buteo lineatus - Red-shouldered Hawk
- Aves - birds
- Larus philadelphia - Bonaparte's Gull
- Hyalophora euryalus - Ceanothus Silk Moth
- Cygnus colombianus
- Accipitor striatus - Sharp-shinned Hawk
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- Scudderia sp. - Fork-tailed Bush Katydid
- Rana draytonii - California Red-legged Frog
- Mammalia - mammals
- Agaricomycetes - mushrooms
- Ascomycetes - sac fungi
- Fomitopsis pinicola - Red-belted Polypore
- Mantis religiosa - European Mantis
- Elanus leucurus - White-tailed Kite
- Douglas Fir Forest
- Plant Communities
- Eucalyptus Forest
- Managed Grasslands
- Fratercula cirrhata - Tufted Puffin
- Larus schistisagus - Slaty-backed Gull
- Uria aalge - Common Murre
- Pteridopsida - ferns
- Polystichum dudleyi - Dudley Shield Fern
- Chrysolepis chrysophylla var. minor - Golden Chinquapin
- Quercus chrysolepis - Maul Oak (Canyon Live Oak)
- Contia longicaudae - Forest Sharp-tailed Snake
- Agricultural Lands
- Oak Savannah
- Brackish Marsh
- Foothill Woodland
- Coastal Strand
- Developed Landscape
- Backshores of Sandy Beaches
- The Chalks
- Dicamptadon ensatus - California Giant Salamander
- Eumatopius jubatus - Steller Sea Lion
- Callorhinus ursinus - Northern Fur Seal