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Observation Label Observation Date Species Observed Observation Summary
SBBP 514 21 February 2015 Dark-eyed Junco, Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 513 20 February 2015 Dark-eyed Junco, Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 512 19 February 2015 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 511 16 February 2015 Dark-eyed Junco
SBBP 510 14 February 2015 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 413 7 February 2015 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 414 6 February 2015 Dark-eyed Junco, Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 415 23 January 2015 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 416 22 January 2015 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 417 19 January 2015 Dark-eyed Junco, Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 418 17 January 2015 Dark-eyed Junco, Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 419 13 January 2015 Dark-eyed Junco, Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 420 10 January 2015 Dark-eyed Junco, Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 421 7 January 2015 Dark-eyed Junco, Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 422 5 January 2015 Dark-eyed Junco, Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 423 3 January 2015 Dark-eyed Junco, Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 424 28 December 2014 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 383 27 December 2014 Dark-eyed Junco
SBBP 384 27 December 2014 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 385 26 December 2014 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 386 25 December 2014 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 369 10 December 2014 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 368 10 December 2014 Dark-eyed Junco
SBBP 366 4 December 2014 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 354 3 December 2014 Dark-eyed Junco
SBBP 355 3 December 2014 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 352 1 December 2014 Dark-eyed Junco
SBBP 353 1 December 2014 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 336 22 November 2014 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 335 21 November 2014 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 334 20 November 2014 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
SBBP 333 18 November 2014 Chestnut-backed Chickadee
Mgoff 533 5 October 2014 Cortinarius Growing at base of Vaccinium bush beside trail.
Mgoff 534 5 October 2014 Agaricales Growing from rotten stump. Two mushrooms at different ages, thought to be same species.
Mgoff 528 28 September 2014 Suillus tomentosus Growing in muskeg/forest transition area.
Mgoff 530 28 September 2014 Cladonia rangiferina Growing in transition between forest and muskeg. Positive reaction with KOH (it reacted)
Mgoff 531 28 September 2014 Russula Growing in forest. Cap seemed at least a bit viscid.
Mgoff 527 28 September 2014 Sphagnum Growing in wet transitional area.
Mgoff 532 28 September 2014 Russula Growing forest. Possibly same species as in Observation:Mgoff_531? Cap seemed a bit viscid.
Mgoff 522 20 September 2014 Cortinariaceae Growing from ground.
Mgoff 523 20 September 2014 Entolomataceae
Mgoff 465 29 July 2014 Polyporaceae sp Growing (from ground seemingly) adjacent to trail. Probably had come from buried rotting wood.
Mgoff 466 29 July 2014 Geoglossaceae Quite a few fruiting bodies in a more fen-like part of the muskeg.
Mgoff 467 29 July 2014 Hygrocybe miniata Only one mushroom observed. Growing on more fen-like side of transition to more bog like section of muskeg.
Mgoff 463 29 July 2014 Tricholomopsis decora Growing on rotting wood (laying on ground)
Mgoff 470 26 July 2014 Hyppa contrasta Attracted to UV light.
Mgoff 471 26 July 2014 Apamea cogitata Attracted to UV light
Mgoff 387 6 June 2014 Pseudothyatira cymatophoroides
Mgoff 365 27 May 2014 Papestra cristifera Attracted to light. http://bugguide.net/node/view/928210
Mgoff 375 27 May 2014 Lacanobia nevadae Attracted to light
Mgoff 364 25 May 2014 Lacanobia nevadae Attracted to uv light; http://bugguide.net/node/view/210146
Mgoff 324 4 May 2014 Sphagnum Photo#1070-1075; Appears to be two species growing together. One paler less robust and apparently more prone to drying out, the other more robust and darker.
Mgoff 315 4 May 2014 Sphagnum lindbergii Photo#1012-1014 (plus 1015-1016, habitat);
Mgoff 330 4 May 2014 Sphagnum subnitens Photo#1009-1011; looks like a mix of at least 2 or 3 species.
Mgoff 320 4 May 2014 Sphagnum quinquefarium Photo#1028-1049; photographed wet and dry; red dots at end => Sphagnum quinquefarium?
Mgoff 311 4 May 2014 Sphagnum subnitens Photo#0989-0990
Mgoff 326 4 May 2014 Sphagnum lindbergii Photo#1067-1069; likely same species as in Observation:Mgoff 325
Mgoff 316 4 May 2014 Sphagnum papillosum, Sphagnum subnitens Photo#1017-1019;
Mgoff 331 4 May 2014 Sphagnum alaskense Photo#1003-1006
Mgoff 321 4 May 2014 Sphagnum pacificum, Sphagnum palustre Photo#1050-1054; appears to be two species, one distinctly more robust (and apparently less prone to drying out) than the other.
Mgoff 312 4 May 2014 Sphagnum subnitens Photo#0991-0993; same species as Observation:Mgoff_311? (yes)
Mgoff 327 4 May 2014 Sphagnum palustre Photo#1060-1063; expected to be same as more robust species in Observation:Mgoff_321.
Mgoff 317 4 May 2014 Sphagnum pacificum Photo#1020-1022
Mgoff 344 4 May 2014 Xanthorhoe defensaria Attracted to light. http://bugguide.net/node/view/173124
Mgoff 322 4 May 2014 Sphagnum subnitens Photo#1079-1081;
Mgoff 313 4 May 2014 Sphagnum lindbergii Photo#0994-1000; some submerged, others partially emergent.
Mgoff 328 4 May 2014 Sphagnum pacificum Photo#1057-1059; expected to be same as less robust species in Observation:Mgoff_321. Photographed wet and dry. Growing in low productivity forest.
Mgoff 318 4 May 2014 Sphagnum austinii Photo#1023-1024; tight hummock forming
Mgoff 325 4 May 2014 Sphagnum lindbergii Photo#1064-1066; variation from bright green to nearly black, seems likely to be same species growing in very wet, with looser growth the wetter it got.
Mgoff 323 4 May 2014 Sphagnum russowii Photo#1076-1078;
Mgoff 314 4 May 2014 Sphagnum subnitens Photo#1001-1002
Mgoff 329 4 May 2014 Pedetontus submutans Found crawling on ground in forested area (old second growth mixing to scrubby transition to muskeg).
Mgoff 319 4 May 2014 Sphagnum girgensohnii Photo#1025-1027; Forested area, photographed dry
Mgoff 310 27 April 2014 Lichen Observed several of what appeared to be the same species of brown lichen growing on the horizontal surface of the support board for the railing near the bird viewing platform on the estuary life trail. The wood is probably Yellow Cedar (Chamaecyparis nootkatensis).
SBBP 263 17 November 2013 Dark-eyed Junco
Kila 15 12 October 2013 Stereopsis humphreyi four individual Stereoopsis growing under Sitka spruce about 5ft in the forest from beach
Mgoff 279 1 October 2013 Chroogomphus, Pinus contorta Only noticed a few of these, mostly still early in development. Seemed to be associated with Shore Pine (Pinus contorta) (growing on ground at base of tree).
Mgoff 280 1 October 2013 Suillus tomentosus, Pinus contorta Growing in association with Shore Pine (Pinus contorta) - several mushrooms, though most had been broken up. Clearly staining blue. Seemed to be pretty dry and firm/crisp (broke cleanly), whether this was due to stage of development and/or recent sunny weather, or if this is characteristic of the species is unclear.
Mgoff 276 1 October 2013 Hygrophoraceae Growing in lawn adjacent to coast guard cutter station. Green staining, pink-ish cap. Seemed slimy.
Mgoff 277 1 October 2013 Clavariaceae Growing in lawn, only saw one.
Mgoff 278 1 October 2013 Hygrophoraceae Quite a few of these scattered in the lawn.
Mgoff 273 29 September 2013 Cortinarius sp Observed in boggy area adjacent to trail to picnic area.
Mgoff 274 29 September 2013 Mycena sp Growing from boggy area adjacent to trail just up from parking lot for picnic area.
Mgoff 272 29 September 2013 Innocybe sp Found growing alongside a trail in the picnic area.
Kila 11 14 September 2013 Stereopsis humphreyi Small group of 8-10 individuals growing on humus by a small creek about 20ft up a small creek. The site was very shaded by windfall debris. Individuals were all less than 4 inches tall.

Individuals were very white and did not stain after handling.

Kila 13 14 September 2013 Remains of a tree buried in a layer of pumice and ash from eruption of Mt. Edgecumbe or possibly Crater ridge (?).

Material collected for carbon dating and species identification. coordinates are not accurate

Mgoff 240 8 September 2013 Tsuga heterophylla, Gloiodon occidentalis Toothed fungus growing from cut end of Western Hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla)
Mgoff 241 8 September 2013 Coprinopsis atramentaria Cluster of Inky Cap (Coprinopsis atramentaria) with many caps already dissolved. Growing from ground along the edge of trail.
Mgoff 239 8 September 2013 Steller's Jay, Lysichiton americanus Jay appeared to be scooping up the seeds/slime left from a Skunk Cabbage (Lysichiton americanus) spadix. See photo of spadix remains below.
Mgoff 222 1 September 2013 Tricholoma sejunctum Found growing from duff in conifer forest alongside trail.

White spores Probably Tricholoma sejunctum or very similar species. Key characters include: yellow cap with dark fibrils on cap surface; somewhat viscid cap; lack of strong odor; yellow/white gills and stem

Mgoff 223 1 September 2013 Royoporus badius Observed growing from ground(?) right at base of Western Hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla). coordinates approximate.
Mgoff 224 1 September 2013 Inocybe lanuginosa Growing from ground in conifer forest near the trail. Coordinates approximate.
Kila 10 24 August 2013 Arctostaphylos uva-ursi, Geocaulon lividum
Kila 12 24 August 2013 Pleurotus populinus Several clusters of fruiting bodies on dying cottonwood
Kila 9 22 August 2013 Shepherdia canadensis Soapberry (Shepherdia canadensis) was common in the open woodland and drier shrublands through out the valley and in the pass between the Goddess River Valley and Endicott River Valley
Mgoff 188 19 August 2013 Noctuidae Attracted to UV light. Specimen quite worn, may not be identifiable from photo.
Kila 8 15 August 2013 Hydrolagus colliei Ratfish caught bottom fishing in approximately 160-180ft of water. Location is approximate.
Mgoff 159 4 August 2013 Dysstroma citrata Attracted to UV light http://bugguide.net/node/view/819841
Mgoff 261 28 June 2013 Erythranthe lewisii, Erythranthe guttatus Two Mimulus species growing together at lower end of gravel bar. First(?) record of Pink Monkey-flower (Mimulus lewisii) on Chichagof Island. Collection made for herbarium.
Kila 14 22 June 2013 Eastern Phoebe Heard and saw an Eastern Phoebe perched at the top of a Sitka Spruce in the Yakutat Ranger District Compound. Position is approximate.
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