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Listed Alphabetically by Scientific Name Species Observed at Metchosin BioBlitz, April 30, 2011 List of all species by species group as of June 1, 2011 Species Group Subgroup Scientific Name English Name If Reported BC Status Alga Acrosiphonia coalita Green rope Alga Alaria marginata Alga Cladophora columbiana Alga Condracanthus exasperata Alga Corallina vancouveriensis Coralline algae Alga Costaria costatum Five-ribbed kelp Alga Cymathera triplicata Alga Desmarestia aculeata Alga Endocladia muricata Beard hair algae Alga Enteromorpha intestinalis Tube weed Alga Fucus sp. Rockweed Alga Halosaccion glandiforme Sea sac Alga Hedophyllum sessile Alga Laminaria sp. Kelp Alga Leathesia sp Alga Lithothamnion sp. Alga Mastacarpus papillatus Alga Mastocarpus sp. Turkish washcloth Alga Mazaella sp. Iridescent red algae Alga Nereocystis luetkeana Alga Odonthalia floccosa Alga Plocamium pacificum Alga Porphyra sp. Nori Alga Prionitis lanceolata Alga Pterygophora californica Alga Pyramimonas sp. Alga Sargassum muticum Japanese wireweed Alga Ulva sp. Sea lettuce Bryophyte Liverwort Asterella gracilis Bryophyte Liverwort Cephaloziella divaricata Bryophyte Liverwort Fossombronia longiseta Bryophyte Liverwort Frullania nisquallensis Bryophyte Liverwort Frullania tamarisci ssp.nisquallensis Bryophyte Liverwort Lophocolea cuspidata Bryophyte Liverwort Marsupella emarginata Bryophyte Liverwort Porella chordaeana Bryophyte Liverwort Porella navicularis Bryophyte Liverwort Porella platyphylla Bryophyte Liverwort Porella sp. Bryophyte Liverwort Riccia sorocarpa Bryophyte Liverwort Scapania bolanderi Bryophyte Liverwort Targionia hypophylla Bryophyte Moss Amphidium californicum Bryophyte Moss Amphidium lapponicum Bryophyte Moss Anacolia menziesii Bryophyte Moss Antitrichia californica Bryophyte Moss Antitrichia curtipendula Bryophyte Moss Atrichum selwynii Bryophyte Moss Aulacomnium androgynum Bryophyte Moss Brachythecium albicans Bryophyte Moss Bryum capillare Bryophyte Moss Bryum miniatum Bryophyte Moss Bryum pseudotriquetrum Bryophyte Moss Buckiella undulata Bryophyte Moss Ceratodon purpureus Bryophyte Moss Claopodium crispifolium Bryophyte Moss Dendroalsia abietina Bryophyte Moss Dicranum fuscescens Bryophyte Moss Dicranum scoparium Bryophyte Moss Dicranum tauricum Bryophyte Moss Fissidens crispus Bryophyte Moss Funaria hygrometrica Bryophyte Moss Grimmia trichophylla Bryophyte Moss Hedwigia stellata Bryophyte Moss Homalothecium fulgescens Bryophyte Moss Homalothecium nuttallii Bryophyte Moss Homalothecium pinnatifidum Bryophyte Moss Hylocomium splendens Bryophyte Moss Hypnum circinale Bryophyte Moss Hypnum subimponens Bryophyte Moss Isothecium cristatum Bryophyte Moss Isothecium myosuroides Bryophyte Moss Kindbergia oregana Bryophyte Moss Kindbergia praelonga Bryophyte Moss Leucolepis acanthoneuron Bryophyte Moss Metaneckera menziesii Bryophyte Moss Mnium spinulosum Bryophyte Moss Neckera douglasii Bryophyte Moss Orthotrichum lyellii Bryophyte Moss Philonotis fontana Bryophyte Moss Plagiomnium insigne Bryophyte Moss Plagiomnium venustum Bryophyte Moss Polytrichastrum alpinum Bryophyte Moss Polytrichum commune Bryophyte Moss Polytrichum juniperinum Bryophyte Moss Polytrichum piliferum Bryophyte Moss Porotrichum bigelovii Bryophyte Moss Pseudotaxiphyllum elegans Bryophyte Moss Racomitrium elongatum Bryophyte Moss Racomitrium heterostichum Bryophyte Moss Racomitrium lanuginosum Bryophyte Moss Rhizomnium glabrescens Bryophyte Moss Rhytidiadelphus loreus Bryophyte Moss Rhytidiadelphus squarrosus Bryophyte Moss Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus Bryophyte Moss Schistidium maritimum Bryophyte Moss Scleropodium obtusifolium Bryophyte Moss Syntrichia princeps Bryophyte Moss Syntrichia ruralis Bryophyte Moss Trachybryum megaptilum Bryophyte Moss Ulota sp. Bryophyte Moss Zygodon viridissimus ssp rupestis Fungus Agrocybe praecox Fungus Aleurodiscus amorphus Fungus Aleurodiscus candidus Fungus Aleurodiscus grantii Fungus Amphinema byssoides Fungus Caloscypha fulgens Fungus Chlorociboria aeruginosa Fungus Ciboria rufofusca Fungus Clitocybe radicellata Fungus Coccomyces dentatus Fungus Coccomyces sp. on salal Fungus Coprinus micaceus Fungus Cortinarius uraceus Fungus Cortinarius vernalis Fungus Crepidotus mollis Fungus Cylindrobasidium laeve Fungus Cystoderma amianthinum Fungus Fomitopsis cajanderi Fungus Fomitopsis pinicola Fungus Galerina heterocystis Fungus Galerina pumila Fungus Ganoderma applanatum Fungus Ganoderma tsugae Fungus Geastrum saccatum Fungus Gyromitra infula Fungus Helvella compressa Fungus Heterotextus luteus Fungus Hygrophoropsis olida Fungus Hyphoderma setigerum Fungus Hyphodontia crustosa Fungus Hyphodontia nespori Fungus Inocybe leiocephala Fungus Inocybe nitidiuscula Fungus Lichenomphalia umbellifera Fungus Lycoperdon pyriforme Fungus Meruliopsis corium Fungus Mitrula elegans Fungus Mollisia cinerea Fungus Morchella elata Fungus Mycena amicta Fungus Mycena delicatella Fungus Mycena leptocephala Fungus Mycena pura Fungus Nidula niveotomentosa Fungus Nolanea cetrata f. cetrata Fungus Nolanea holoconiota Fungus Phaeolus schweinitzii Fungus Phellinus ferreus Fungus Phylloporus rhodoxanthus Fungus Pluteus pouzarianus Fungus Polyporus badius Fungus Psathyrella longistriata Fungus Psathyrella pseudolarga Fungus Pseudohydnum gelatinosum Fungus Psilocybe montana Fungus Ramaria sp. Fungus Ramularia rubella Fungus Sarcosphaera coronaria Fungus Schizopora paradoxa Fungus Skeletocutis alutacea Fungus Steccherinum fimbriatum Fungus Steccherinum ochraceum Fungus Stereum hirsutum Fungus Stereum sanguinolentum Fungus Stictus radiata Fungus Tarzetta cupularis Fungus Trametes versicolor Fungus Trichaptum abietinum Fungus Tubulicrinis sororius Fungus Xeromphalina fulvipes Fungus Xylaria hypoxylon Invertebrate Annelid Lumbricus festivus Red Marsh Worm Invertebrate Annelid Octolasion tyrtaeum Woodland White Worm Invertebrate Arthropod Balanus crenatus Crenate barnacle Invertebrate Arthropod Balanus glandula Acorn barnacle Invertebrate Arthropod Cancer magister Dungeness crab Invertebrate Arthropod Cancer oregonensis Invertebrate Arthropod Cancer productus Red rock crab Invertebrate Arthropod Chthamalus dalli Little brown barnacle Invertebrate Arthropod Gnorimosphaeroma oregonense Invertebrate Arthropod Hemigrapsus nudus Invertebrate Arthropod Hemigrapsus oregonensis Green shore crab Invertebrate Arthropod Idotea wosnesenskii Rockweed isopod Invertebrate Arthropod Pagurus hirsutiusculus Hairy hermit crab Invertebrate Arthropod Pandalus danae Dock shrimp Invertebrate Arthropod Telmessus cheiragonus Invertebrate Bryozoan Membranipora serrilamella Kelp encrusting bryozoan Invertebrate Bryozoan Schizoporella unicornis Orange bryozoan Invertebrate Cnidaria Anthopleura elegantissima Invertebrate Cnidaria Anthopleura xanthogrammica Invertebrate Cnidaria Metridium giganteum Plumose anemone Invertebrate Cnidaria Metridium senile Plumose anemone Invertebrate Echinoderm Cucumaria pseudocurata Invertebrate Echinoderm Henricia leviuscula Invertebrate Echinoderm Leptasterias hexactis Six armed sea star Invertebrate Echinoderm Orthasterias koehleri Rainbow star Invertebrate Echinoderm Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis Green sea urchin Invertebrate Echinoderm Strongylocentrotus purpuratus Invertebrate Flatworm Notoplana sp. Invertebrate Insect Adejeania vexatrix Tachnid fly Invertebrate Insect Adela trigrapha Three-striped Longhorn Moth Invertebrate Insect Andrena subg Melandrena Invertebrate Insect Anthocharis sara Sara's Orangetip Invertebrate Insect Callophrys iroides Western (Brown) Elfin Invertebrate Insect Callophrys mossii Moss's Elfin Invertebrate Insect Celastrina echo Western Spring Azure Invertebrate Insect Celastrina ladon Butterfly – Spring azure Invertebrate Insect Cladara limitaria Invertebrate Insect Coccinella septempunctata Seven-spotted Ladybird Invertebrate Insect Epirrhoe plebeculata Invertebrate Insect Erynnis propertius Propertius Duskywing Blue Invertebrate Insect Euceratia castella Invertebrate Insect Harpaphe haydeniana Yellow spotted millipede Invertebrate Insect Hydriomena nubilofasciata Invertebrate Insect Lobophora montanata Invertebrate Insect Mesoleuca gratulata Invertebrate Insect Nomada edwardsii gp Invertebrate Insect Notonecta sp Backswimmer Invertebrate Insect Operophtera brumata Invertebrate Insect Orthosia hibisci Invertebrate Insect Philonthus sp Invertebrate Insect Pieris rapae Cabbage White Invertebrate Insect Rhionaeshna californica California Darner Invertebrate Insect Scaphinotus angusticollis beetle sp. Invertebrate Insect Selatosomus suckleyi click beetle sp. Invertebrate Insect Xanthorhoe defensaria Western Red Twin-spot Invertebrate Mollusc Acmaea mitra Invertebrate Mollusc Bittium eschrichtii Threaded bittium Invertebrate Mollusc Calliostoma ligatum Blue topsnail Invertebrate Mollusc Clinocardium nuttalli Heart cockle Invertebrate Mollusc Crassostrea gigas Japanese oyster Invertebrate Mollusc Entodesma navicula NW ugly clam Invertebrate Mollusc Katharina tunicata Leather chiton Invertebrate Mollusc Lirabuccinum dirum Invertebrate Mollusc Littorina scutulata Periwinkle Invertebrate Mollusc Littorina sitkana Periwinkle Invertebrate Mollusc Lottia digitalis Finger limpet Invertebrate Mollusc Lottia pelta Limpet Invertebrate Mollusc Mopalia lignosa Chiton Invertebrate Mollusc Mya arenaria Softshell clam Invertebrate Mollusc Mytilus californiansis California mussel Invertebrate Mollusc Mytilus trossulus Invertebrate Mollusc Nucella canaliculata Invertebrate Mollusc Nucella lamellosa Invertebrate Mollusc Nucella ostrina Dog whelk Invertebrate Mollusc Onchidoris bilamellata
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