November Field Surveys

November Field Surveys

November 17, 2016

Marirose Kuhlman shows late season plants, pollinators, and fungi.

November Field Surveys Late-season plants, pollinators, and fungi Marirose Kuhlman

An unusual population of cutleaf daisy in the floodplain exhibits a secondary bloom well into late autumn.

ny glumes of Japanese brome shimmer in the November sun’s lengthening rays. (Bromus japonicus)

This tiny sweat bee took advantage of the last rabbitbrush flowers of the season (Dialictus sp. on Ericameria nauseosa). She was joined by several species of flies and even a day-flying moth (inset).

The cool, wet autumn coaxes myriad mushrooms from the soil.

mushrooms

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