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With Dryopteris arguta, Rubus occidentalis/ursinus?, Corylus cornuta, Berberis aquifolium, and countless exotics under White Oak and Madrone

Variety Neogaea

Growing behind Cougar Creek Falls, about 20 meters up the cliff.

This is the site of the original first discovery of this species in Washington by J.B. Flett in 1900.

Sticky/sappy stipe and cap

I believe this is Enemion halli

Coalca's Pillar is visible in the background of the fourth photo.

This Garry oak forest on a rocky bluff needs help with invasive species management because it is a truly a special place

Observed grabbing lilies and ferns and running to a suspected burrow

Growing at the summit of Greenhorn Hill. None of the trees in this area are very large.

Stink Currant with a lot of leaf damage

ID tentative

Did not appear intentionally planted.

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