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https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1617318257832-8LJ070NMJV9K1BWAOJPO/whitebreasted_nuthatch.jpg White-breasted Nuthatch https://www.msjnha.org/violet-green-swallow daily 0.75 2021-04-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1617316362408-GFT2X4QIK2E0KUGRO27Q/violet_green_swallow.jpg Violet-green Swallow https://www.msjnha.org/scoulers-willow daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612293619751-HT9IJ9GWUFBKK2AH31VT/image.jpg Scouler's  Willow - Scouler's Willow Salix scouleriana Family: Willow (Salicaceae) Leaves: Leaves variable in shape, deciduous; mostly elliptical to oval, fan-like; smooth or toothed edges; 2-5” long, ½ – 1 ½” wide; dark green above and whitish with gray hairs below Flowers: Catkins, 1-2” long; stout, stalkless with black, long-haired scales; abundant in early spring before leaves appear Blooms: Fruit is 3/8” long, narrow, light brown capsule; maturing in early summer Bark: Young twigs are yellow to reddish brown with reddish buds; older bark gray, smooth, thin; becoming brown and fissured with age Habitat: Riparian (along stream beds and other moist areas) in coniferous forests under larger trees; ranges to high altitudes; along Long Valley Creek, esp. by Ranger Station Comments: Large, multi-branched shrub; height 15’-50’, diameter, 1 ½’; sometimes called Fire willow because it rapidly occupies burned areas; an important browse plant for deer, moose and elk Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/white-fir daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612293419745-ZZALYFFZQFTFTSN4CM46/image-asset.jpeg White Fir - White Fir Abies concolor Family: Pine (Pinaceae) Size:130′ – 150′ under ideal conditions; usually about 100′, 3′ – 4′ diameter; max. 200′ by 6′ Age: Mature in about 300 yrs; seldom older than 350 yrs. Bark: Silver-gray to white (which gives this tree its name); on older trees it is very hard, and rough; 4″ – 7″ thick Needles: 2” – 3”; grow singly off the branches almost at right angles; flattened, blunt tips Cones: Usually about 3”-5″ long, olive green to purplish; seldom found on the ground because they disintegrate while they are still on the tree. Cones grow erect on the branches towards the upper reaches of the tree. Elevation: 6000’ to 9000 Comments: One of the most common trees in the park, but seldom grows in pure stands. Seedlings do not grow well in open sun; young trees found mainly in shade of parent trees (shade tolerant). During the Christmas season, White fir is sold as “silver fir.” Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/limber-pine daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612293156030-BW2BQOIMAZAYS90ZNSKQ/image-asset.jpeg Limber Pine - Limber Pine Pinus flexilis Family: Pine (Pinaceae) Size: Small, 30' – 50', 15" – 24" diameter; max. 85' by 7' Age: Slow grower, matures 200-300 years Bark: Smooth silvery white to light gray or greenish gray on young stems; old trunks dark brown to nearly black with deep fissures, scaly plates Needles: In 5's, about 2 ½"; clustered near the branch ends; dark green, stout, rigid Cones: 3"-10" long, cylindrical; scales thickened; like sugar pinecone but small, lighter in color Elevation: 8000' – 11,800' in southern CA Comments: First observed by Dr. Edwin James, an army surgeon, near Pike’s Peak, CO, in 1820. Generally, a high-altitude tree of importance in protecting watersheds. A short, stout tree with plume-like, drooping branches which often touch the ground. Grows in dry, rocky, shallow, or gravelly soils. Found on windblown ridges “hugging” the rocks. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/sugar-pine daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612293118552-GRLMV0EVRNXMNDBGQBL2/20190710_5892-share.jpg Sugar Pine - Sugar Pine Pinus lambertiana Family: Pine (Pinaceae) Size: On best sites, 175′ to 180′; 2′ – 3′ diameter; largest tree recorded by Forest Service was 246′ Age: About 300 years; occasionally 500-600 years; Forest Service record 623 yrs. Bark: Grayish brown to purplish brown on old trunks; broken by irregular fissures; like that of Jeffrey pine, but is redder; 1 ½” – 4″ thick Needles: Bundles of 5 short needles; 2”- 4”; blue green to gray green, spirally twisted; persistent until 2nd or 3rd season Cones: Cylindrical; 12” – 26”; longest of pinecones; 4″- 5″ diameter when open; yellowish-brown in color Elevation: 5000’ to 8000’ Comments: Sugar pine gets its name from the sugary sweet sap. Indians and early settlers chewed it as a gum. However, it is often reported as tasting like gasoline and has strong laxative properties. Young trees have spire tops but are flattened in the majestic old trees. The older trees often have drooping branches. John Muir considered this the most beautiful of all pine trees. The wood is valuable for use as interior lumber. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/jeffrey-pine daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612293080463-NDHI0KLAYQWI279MAFFL/20190713_5979-share.jpg Jeffrey Pine - Jeffrey Pine Pinus jeffreyi Family: Pine (Pinaceae) Size: 90’ – 100’ (max. 130′); diameter 36″-60″ Age: to 500 years Bark: Cinnamon tinged with purple; old trunks divided into rough plates by deep furrows, closely spaced Needles: Bundles of 3 needles (sometimes 2 & 3 on same tree); 5”-10” long; blue-green in color; somewhat twisted; persistent until 6th to 9th season Cones: 5”-15” long; scales have inturned prickles; look like old-fashioned beehive; yellowish-brown Elevation: 4000’ to 9000’ Comments: Jeffrey pine closely resembles Ponderosa pine, but can be identified by its dark red-brown plates, “cinnamon” coloring underneath and the closely spaced furrows. It also has a scent of vanilla or butterscotch, which gives the park its “mountain” smell. Jeffrey pine is the most common pine in the San Jacinto Mountains. The lumber is used for construction and fuel. Jeffrey pine sometimes hybridizes with Coulter and Ponderosa pine. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/lodgepole-pine daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612293458403-RMSAO8765SFRWVZLY2OQ/image-asset.jpeg Lodgepole Pine - Lodgepole Pine Pinus contorta Family: Pine (Pinaceae) Size:50’-100’ tall (usually 70'- 80'); 15"-18" diameter; max. 150' by 3' Age: Maturity reached by about 200 years. Recent studies indicate Lodgepole pine may live to 1,000 years. Bark: Orange-brown to gray, covered with small, thin scales (“cornflakes”) Needles: In bundles of 2 short needles, 1” – 3” long; yellow-green in color; persistent 4-6 seasons Cones: Numerous, 3/4"-2", prickly, nearly globular, asymmetrical at the base; purple to light yellow brown in color Elevation: Generally about 7000’ but found from 2000’ north to 11500’ south Comments: Lodgepoles grow straight in dense stands. The Indians of the Rocky Mountains used lodgepoles for erecting lodges or dwellings because the boles were long and straight. In the San Jacinto Mountains, they often grow contorted or stunted by wind and snow. The trees were also used for mine props, corral poles, cabin logs and railway ties. The lodgepole has adapted to grow in many areas—sunny hills, meadows, burned sites, often where other trees won’t grow. Generally likes moist, well-drained sandy or gravelly soil. It tends to establish after fires because the heat of the fire causes the cones to release their seeds. Successionally, however, this pine is often replaced by shade-loving trees, such as White fir. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/curl-leaf-mountain-mahogany daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612294486162-7Y4E3T7R0Q82C5XX9HKF/image-asset.jpeg Curl Leaf Mountain Mahogany - Curl Leaf Mountain Mahogany Cercocarpus ledifolius Family: Rose (Rosaceae) Leaves: Leaves about 1 in long x ¼ in wide; evergreen; edges roll under Flowers: Tiny flowers are solitary or in auxiliary clusters. Fruit is achene (dandelion like) with long, silky plume-like tail. Blooms: Mid to late summer; along concrete ramp from tram station; upper Chino Canyon Bark: Red-brown, furrowed bark is covered with persistent scales; inner bark yields red to purple dye; the roots, red dye. The bark was made into tea for colds and lung trouble. A young plant was pulled up whole, powered, mixed with water, and used as a laxative. Habitat: Open, dry, rocky areas; exposed, south-facing slopes; dry rocky ridges; 5000’ to slightly above 10,000’ Comments: A small, single-stemmed shrub; can grow 6 to 30 feet tall. The wood was used for fish spears, arrow shafts and digging tools. The common name “desert mountain mahogany” refers to its mountainous, arid habitat and reddish-brown wood. The name “curl-leaf” describes the evergreen leaves that roll under along the edges. Also known as “ironwood” which applies to it close-grained, very dense wood, exceedingly hard and heavy. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/wax-currant daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612294318009-J6K886C9U6M6TCT0GKWC/2017-05-28%2B10.27.59-share.jpg Wax Currant - Wax Currant Ribes cereum var. cereum Family: Saxifrage (Saxifragaceae) Leaves: Deep green, sticky leaves Flowers: Pink flowers have five lobes Blooms: June, July; berries in late August and September; LV to top of peak Bark: Habitat: Dry, gravelly, or rocky ridges, sunny, disturbed areas Comments: This is a large bush (1/2 to 4 feet high). The stems are thornless, but the related gooseberry does have thorns. The pink-red berries are edible and attract both birds and insects. We can eat them raw, cooked, or sun-dried. Both currant and gooseberry (R. roezlii) were used by Native Americans to make Pemmican, a deer-fat based food high in calories and nutrition. It was used as a food source when traveling and during winter in many areas of America. The wood was used for arrows. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/bush-chinquapin daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612294382888-G303KJM3OF42DK1LH7M8/image-asset.jpeg Bush Chinquapin - Bush Chinquapin Chrysolepis sempervirens Family: Oak (Fagaceae) Leaves: Leaves oblong, rounded at the tip; light yellowish to gray green above, pale rusty below; 1-3 in long x ½ – 1 in wide. Flowers: Flowers are clustered at tip of branches; male and female are on the same plant; male flowers tiny and ill-smelling; female flowers at base of male catkin; burs are chestnut-like; nuts usually single, rarely two; ripen in Sept. Blooms: July, August Bark: Smooth, brown or gray Habitat: Ground cover on dry slopes, dry ridges in open coniferous forests; main ground cover on the slopes between Wellman’s Divide and Miller Peak; 2500’ – 11,000’ Comments: Chinquapin is a low spreading, round-topped bush, 3-6 ft. high. It is often growing with buckthorn (Ceanothus) and snowberry (Symphoricarpos parishii). The pincushion covering over the maturing nuts won’t deter diligent jays and nutcrackers (or hikers) which know about the tiny, tasty hazelnut inside. The seed pods resemble small chestnut burrs. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/green-leaf-manzanita daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612294109128-45O171QDUE9T4YIARQ5J/2017-05-11%2B14.27.38-share.jpg Green Leaf Manzanita - Green Leaf Manzanita Arctostaphylos patula Family: Heath Family (Ericaceae) Leaves: Ovate to rounded; 1-1 ¾” long; smooth; bright green Flowers: Flowers are bell-shaped, creamy white with pink hues. Large fuzzy berries in the fall Blooms: May and June Bark: Smooth, red bark is very distinctive, and peels away to expose pale new green bark growth underneath. Habitat: Gravelly, barren, sandy or dry rocky slopes; serpentine outcrops; especially burned or logged areas. Common in post-fire brush communities. Sprouts from basal burl or root crown. Common in CA chaparral. Comments: Several varieties grow forming enormous tree-like bushes (along Deer Springs Trail in Idyllwild) to low spreading shrub (along lower RV trail). Tea made from the berries was used to treat constipation; tea from the bark, diarrhea. Excellent browse for deer. Berries eaten by deer, small mammals, birds. “Manzanita” is Spanish for “little apple;” Genus name Arctostaphylos mean “beargrape” (Gr.) referring to the fondness shown by bears for fruits of these shrubs. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/parish-snowberry daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612293980454-VJ7EU021OPL0SK3BZ8MS/2018-08-08%2B15.01.22-share.jpg Parish’s Snowberry - Parish’s Snowberry Symphoricarpos rotundifolius var. parishii Family: Honeysuckle (Caprifoliaceae) Habitat: dry, open areas, rocky hillsides, ridges and along trails Characteristics: Pink, bell-shaped flowers dangle down from arching branches that root where the tips touch the ground (“adventitious rooting”). The roots are anchored strongly enough to trip an unsuspecting hiker. White berries appear in September and are toxic, as are the leaves. Leaves deciduous. Blooms: July, August; LV, RV, TV Comments: Snowberry provides browse for deer and nectar for bees, which produce white honey. Like nearly all white berries, snowberry fruits are toxic (poison: Saponin), as are the leaves. Native uses include mashing leaves with water to make a foaming shampoo to rid oneself of lice. The fruits are used as emetic and cathartic; roots are used to treat colds and stomachache. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/san-bernardino-rubber-rabbit-brush daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612293886647-NS7BQTITK3K9NTXNN55Z/image.jpg San Bernardino Rubber Rabbit Brush - San Bernardino Rubber Rabbit Brush Chrysothamnus nauseosus var. bernardina Family: Sunflower (Asteraceae; old, Compositae) Habitat: dry, sunny areas; often in alkaline soil Characteristics: This plant has brittle woody stems. The flowers are bright yellow, rounded clusters at the ends of branches. Blooms: August; along concrete ramp, LV, RV, TV in southern exposure Comments: Looks more like a small shrub than wildflower. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/parishs-lupine daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612295641871-HCNB0BXBNNEFOZ08HLJR/20150707-02-share.jpg Parish’s Lupine - Parish’s Lupine Lupinus latifolius var. parishii Family: Pea (Fabaceae; old, Leguminosae) Habitat: open dry areas, under pines Characteristics: Many species of lupines grow in the San Jacinto Mountains. They may be tiny, half-inch tall, woolly plants with minuscule flowers or towering plants with dinner plate sized leaves. In the Long Valley area two-foot-tall plants grow on dry slopes and under open pines while the smaller species grow near the creek and in brushy areas. The flowers are indigo-purple typical pea flowers. The palmate leaves make lupine easily identifiable. Blooms: late June through August; LV to the peak along all trails; all over below ski center Comments: Lupine is considered toxic to most livestock, including horses, but its relative, alfalfa is a major livestock feed. Like peas and beans, lupine is a legume. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/wild-tarragon daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612295560497-8T07ZRU4TYIGU644L2AK/image-asset.jpeg Wild Tarragon - Wild Tarragon Artemisia dracunculus Family: Sunflower (Asteraceae; old, Compositae) Habitat: dry, open areas Characteristics: A 2-4 foot, narrow stem encircled with shiny leaves and tiny green flowers. Blooms: July, August; LV, RV, TV Comments: Crushed leaves are aromatic; used medicinally for colds, fever, and headache; juices applied to poison oak rashes. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/western-wallflower daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612295497931-6QXS1210X7SU075F43U6/image-asset.jpeg Western Wallflower - Western Wallflower Erysimum spp. Family: Mustard (Brassicaceae; old, Cruciferae) Habitat: dry, forest shade; grows apart from other flowers Characteristics: Leaves are narrow, alternate along the stem. Basal leaves are toothed. The orange to yellow flowers grow in a compact terminal raceme. Each flower consists of four petals, forming seed pods when finished blooming. Blooms: May through August; LV, RV, TV Comments: Wallflower was used by early herbalists for treating toothaches, headaches and sunburn. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/california-corn-lily daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612295451458-6KD3GN7WKYO91TOW0KQF/image-asset.jpeg California Corn Lily - California Corn Lily Veratrum californicum var. californicum Family: Lily (Liliaceae) Habitat: wet areas, particularly along creek to RV Characteristics: Broad, light green leaves with parallel veins. The lily resembles a corn plant with a stalk growing from the center. The flowers grow along a divided stem at the top of the plant. Blooms: July, August (killed by first frost); along creek to RV, TV Comments: This plant is often confused with skunk cabbage. However, there isn’t any skunk cabbage growing in the park. The plants in Skunk Cabbage Meadow are really corn lily. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/common-yarrow daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612295395680-N186SSSRUA1A68HF0KRM/20190710_5694-share.jpg Common Yarrow - Common Yarrow Achillea millefolium Family: Sunflower (Asteraceae) Habitat: moist areas along creeks and around meadows Characteristics: Soft feathery leaves grown at the base of stem. White cluster of flowers grow in heads atop a long, single stem. Flowers look like tiny asters with cream-colored petals. Blooms: July, August; LV, RV, TV Comments: Yarrow contains alkaloid toxins. As tea it was used medicinally for digestion and malaise. The leaves and/or entire plant were powdered and used to stop internal and external bleeding and to heal rashes and inflammation. Milk from cows that have eaten yarrow is tainted and not potable. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/mountain-kingsnake daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612292811317-0Q8C4EXGEUGJ1ENLMS33/image-asset.jpeg Mountain Kingsnake - Mountain Kingsnake Lampropeltis zonata The markings of the beautifully colored Mountain Kingsnake are often confused with those of the coral snake. Just remember the saying, “red next to black is a friend of Jack, red next to yellow is a dangerous fellow.” Description: Banded red, black, and creamy white encircling entire length of body; the red band bordered with black. Length 20” – 40” (5 to 10 dm); average about 2 ft. Habitat: Mainly in wooded canyon bottoms and moist forests; coast range chaparral, often near rocks or brush; also found along rocky streams Range: Sporadically in mountains of the west, south of Canada; western slopes of Sierra Nevada into southwestern OR. Food: Lizards, skinks, young birds, small mammals, and other snakes (rattlesnakes thought be part of their diet) Season: Most probably March to October; hibernate from late Nov until mid-Feb or later Reproduction: Comments: Photo: Rob Lovich, USGS https://www.msjnha.org/speckled-rattlesnake daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612292569750-L6PKYVOQJFP72ITOZCGM/image-asset.jpeg Speckled Rattlesnake - Speckled Rattlesnake Crotalus mitchellii Most commonly seen snake in Long Valley. Description: Color varies considerably, depending upon habitat. From pinkish to cream to tan. Mottled appearance; sometime salt & pepper speckling mimics granite. Dark rings on the tail. Length from 36” – 52” Habitat: Open areas, barren rock buttes, pinyon juniper forests. Range: Sea level to about 9,000’; throughout CA Food: Various rodents, ground squirrels, lizards & frogs. Season: Reproduction: Comments: Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/southern-pacific-rattlesnake daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612292529909-LJUQONA9H20J6AQSMPDF/20150612-8066-share.jpg Southern Pacific Rattlesnake - Southern Pacific Rattlesnake Crotalus helleri The only dangerously venomous snake in the higher elevations of Mount San Jacinto State Park. Not an aggressive rattlesnake; usually crawls away when approached. Southern Pacific Rattlesnake is in nomenclatural limbo. They could also be named Western Rattlesnake (Crotalus viridis). Description: 1 ½’ – 4’ long (30-150 cm) Rattle, or if young, button on tail Broad head set off by a narrow neck; eye with a cat-like (vertical) pupil Brownish with dark brown markings down the back Habitat: Grassland, brushland, woodland and less densely forested areas; usually in rocky areas. Range: Food: Lizards and frogs, rabbits, gophers, rats, mice and other small mammals, small birds. Season: April to October, most activity from May to July Reproduction: Comments: Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/california-kingsnake daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612292479777-ZA43PLQG1FKNJPF4JR7G/image-asset.jpeg California Kingsnake - California Kingsnake Lampropelis californiae King snakes are medium sized with “normal” proportions. All are constrictors; some are at least partially immune to the poison of venomous snakes. Description: Shiny chocolate brown to black with horizontal bands of yellow. Belly may be plain white to blotched with black. About 36″ to 82” long. Habitat: Common in open country, woodlands, chaparral. Range: Southwestern OR south through CA into Baja CA; east to southern UT and western AZ Food: Feeds on rodents and other snakes. Season: Mates mid-March to June Reproduction: Comments: They are generally active during the day, especially early morning and at dusk. During warm summer months they tend to become nocturnal. Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/rubber-boa daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612292786330-VA5SJU4M0VRZVFEEN1VR/notavailable.jpg Rubber Boa - Rubber Boa Charina umbratica The tiny Rubber Boa is related to the giants of South America, the Anaconda and Boa constrictor. Rubber Boas are constrictors that squeeze to death their prey. They are considered rather lethargic, harmless snakes that resemble large worms. They have blunt heads and tails. When encountered in the field, a boa will coil into a tight ball displaying its tail, protecting its head. Rubber boas are good climbers and swimmers, but prefer to burrow in loose soil Description: Rubbery looking, rich brown, olive, or pinkish color; looks like a large worm. Blunt tail; head rounded, eyes small with vertical pupils Length 14” – 33” (3.5 to 7.5 dm) Habitat: Near water, grasslands, desert, woodlands, mountain forests, especially where soil is loose enough for borrowing. From sea level to 9,000’ or 10,000’. Range: Northwest U.S. extending into British Columbia, down to southern CA; not in CO, AZ, or NM. Food: Primarily rodents and shrews; also lizards and other snakes Season: Active at night Reproduction: Comments: Nocturnal https://www.msjnha.org/western-skink daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612292205515-1D9V8B3MA3BZGUP4NWJS/image-asset.jpeg Western Skink - Western Skink Eumeces skiltonianus The Western skink is a scaly brown lizard that wiggles in snake-like fashion. The tail is easily lost, but a new tail grows. The bright blue color and movement of the shed tail attracts attention of predators, allowing the skink to escape. Zones of weakness in the tail vertebrae make possible a quick, clean break. The large artery in the tail contracts to prevent excessive bleeding. Skinks may be active during the day but prefer to be cooler than most other lizards. Description: Cylindrical shaped, lizard-like 6 ½” – 9” Gray, beige or brown, with or without stripes. If striped, a brown strip down the back border by whitish or beige strips which begin on the nose and end on the tail. Tail usually brown. Young have bright blue tails that fade to grayish brown as they mature. Smooth, shiny scales with rounded hind margins; no longitudinal rows of dark crossbars on back. Habitat: Rocky areas near streams, woodlands, forest clearings, broken chaparral, grasslands, dry hillsides, leaf litter; likes cover; often found under rocks, logs, or leaf litter. Range: Widely distributed in western mountain regions; northern AZ and southern NV and along CA coast to southern Baja California Food: Beetles, grasshoppers, crickets, leaf hoppers, moths, caterpillars, spiders, sow bugs. Skinks can identify prey by sight and taste; they touch tongue to potential food and decide whether or not to eat it. Season: Active March to October, peak activity from March to June Reproduction: Comments: Photo: Chris Brown, USGS https://www.msjnha.org/southern-sagebrush-lizard daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612292181176-DWW6L6I2JDURXB7H97AW/20190710_5948-share.jpg Southern Sagebrush Lizard - Southern Sagebrush Lizard Sceloporus vandenburgianus Also a spiny lizard. Looks like Western Fence Lizard but smaller. Like to bask in open, sunlit areas therefore are frequently seen. Description: 4 ½”- 6” Gray, greenish or brownish in color. Males usually have light blue mottling on throat and belly patches. Faint light stripe where back and sides meet; reddish orange behind forelegs. Habitat: Sagebrush deserts, juniper-pine woodlands, redwood forests, manzanita. In gravelly soils or fine-sand dunes; along rocky ridges with scattered bushes; basically a ground dweller; very common Range: Western U.S.; southern MT to NM, west to WA, OR, and CA. Can be found at elevations of 10,000’. Food: Mainly insects and spiders Season: Active April to October Reproduction: Comments: Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/western-fence-lizard daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612292142476-4TR9116O54YF1I7184CP/20170722_9733-share.jpg Western Fence Lizard - Western Fence Lizard Sceloporous occidentalis The Western Fence Lizard is one of the spiny lizards. It is also known as a “blue bellied” lizard because of the blue patch on each side of its belly. Male lizards establish territories and attempt to drive away other males. Flattening the sides of its body, lowering skin of the throat, and doing “push-ups” that flash its blue markings make a threatening or warning signal. If the intruder does not turn away, a fight may ensue. The threatened lizard will grab the intruder in its jaws—but any part of it will do—and with a jerk of the head, attempt to throw the other lizard aside. Since fence lizards are diurnal (active during the day) they are often seen. Their body temperature is near that of humans. Description: 6” – 10 long Dark brown, gray, or blackish above. Pattern of paired blotches or wavy crossbars down the back give it a mottled look. Males have blue patches on throat and sides of belly; whitish to yellowish below; inside of hind legs distinctively yellow or orange on rear of legs. Habitat: Woodlands, open coniferous forests, grasslands, rock outcrops, fallen trees, lumber piles; avoids dense, shaded areas; very common Range: Far western U.S., central ID, south through NV to Pacific Coast; sea level to 9,000’. Food: Insects—beetles, ants, wasps, aphids, caterpillars; spiders Season: Active Feb to Nov; peak May to July; spend winter below ground or in rotting logs Reproduction: Comments: Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/granite-spiny-lizard daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612292102203-LOYQG5PXR509XF4JDF9X/20120911-1948-share.jpg Granite Spiny Lizard - Granite Spiny Lizard Sceloporus orcutti Description: Habitat: Diet: Predators: Photo: © Colin Barrows https://www.msjnha.org/southern-mountain-yellow-legged-frog daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612291963848-VGKSAY24XQ4DTWLOJ40F/image-asset.jpeg Southern Mountain Yellow Legged Frog - Southern Mountain Yellow Legged Frog Rana muscosa As you near the shoreline of mountain lakes, you often hear the kerplops as the frogs jump into the water. They are difficult to see among the rocks and debris of lake bottoms where they will sit waiting for intruders to leave. Description: Length 2 ½” – 3 ¼ inches (5 – 8 cm); brown with darker spots above, yellow to orange below. Smooth skin. Narrow at waist, long legs Habitat: Margins of lakes and streams, often bordered by meadows Range: 7,000’ to 11,500’ (2150 to 3500 m) Food: Insects and other invertebrates Season: Breed from June through August. Reproduction: Comments: Thought to have disappeared from the San Jacinto mountains until recently. In 2009, two populations of the frog were rediscovered 2 miles apart in tributaries of Tahquitz Creek. The San Diego Zoo has begun a program to re-populate the frog. Photo: Chris Brown, USGS https://www.msjnha.org/western-toad daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612291643459-H7Y70JSYL680L1B8GPAM/image-asset.jpeg Western Toad - Western Toad Anaxyrus boreas Toads are seldom seen because they are not usually about during the daytime. They can often be seen on roadsides at night or by going to their breeding sites in spring. The “warts” on a toad are glands that secrete a milky poisonous substance that helps protect them from predators. Description: Color varies; usually brown, gray, or deep green; white or cream stripe down the middle of the back; warty skin; 2 ½ – 5 in (5-13 cm) Habitat: Drier grasslands and woodlands, meadows; needs to be near water. Adult toads shelter in rodent burrows near water or may bury themselves in damp soil. Range: Mountain regions up to 10,000 ft. Pacific coast from Southern AK to Baja CA; east to MT, WY, UT, CO, NV Food: Small insects and arthropods lapped up on sticky tongue and swallowed whole. Season: “Chirping” of males attracts females (sounds like a peeping chick). Breeds mainly from March to May; June to July at higher elevations. Reproduction: Comments: Active at twilight. Voice like a weak, peeping of baby chicks, no vocal sacs Photo: Chris Brown, USGS https://www.msjnha.org/ensatina-salamander daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d73f9516c315567d7f0ba44/1612292759556-1F0LDDAQWG3SI4ZRJORT/notavailable.jpg Ensatina Salamander - Ensatina Salamander Ensatina escholtzii DESCRIPTION: An adult measures 3-6 inches in total length, with a large head and eyes, long legs, and a relatively short body. The colorful blotches range from orange to light cream or yellow. The tail is rounded and constricted at the base, which helps differentiate this salamander from other salamanders in the area. RANGE: Peninsular Ranges of southern California from the San Jacinto Mountains to northern Baja California. Can range to elevations up to 10,000 feet. HABITAT: They like moist, shaded pine forests and oak woodlands. They can be found under rocks, logs, and woody debris, especially bark that has peeled off and fallen beside logs and trees. FOOD: Food includes a wide variety of invertebrates, including worms, ants, beetles, spiders, scorpions, centipedes, millipedes, sow bugs, and snails. A salamander will thrust out a long sticky tongue to capture prey, crushing the prey in its mouth before swallowing. Typically feeding is done using sit-and-wait ambush tactics, but sometimes Ensatinas will slowly stalk their prey. PREDATORS: Predators include raccoons, owls, bears, snakes, jays, other salamanders and frogs. REPRODUCTION: Ensatinas are fully terrestrial and do not need to return to water to breed. Breeding usually occurs from November to March. After several hours of an elaborate courtship, involving the male rubbing his body and head against the female, the male deposits a gelatinous mass of sperm, or spermatophore, which is then picked up by the female’s cloaca and used to fertilize her eggs. In late spring, females will lay a single cluster of about 8 eggs. Most lungless salamanders lay eggs in moist places on land, such as in rotting logs or beneath bark, and may “brood’ the eggs by secreting large amount of mucus to prevent egg desiccation. The eggs usually hatch after four to five months. Unlike most other types of salamanders, frogs, and toads that have aquatic larvae that must hatch into water, the young Ensatinas hatch directly from the egg into inch-long terrestrial salamanders with the same body form as an adult. This is because the eggs are fluid-filled capsules – each larva floats in its own personal aquatic environment until it matures. STATUS: Due to habitat loss and fragmentation, it is listed as a California Species of Special Concern by the California Department of Fish and Game. NOTE: At lower elevations, you might find the Monterey Ensatina (Ensatina eschscholtzii eschscholtzii). 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