canyon live oak- medium-sized evergreen of southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico with oblong leathery often spiny-edged leaves canyon oak,maul oak,Quercus chrysolepis,iron oak live oak- any of several American evergreen oaks
9 RegisterLog in Sign up with one click: Facebook Twitter Google Share on Facebook canyoneer Wikipedia can·yon·eer·ing (kăn′yə-nîr′ĭng) n. The sport or recreational activity of hiking, biking, or boating through canyons, especially the sport of descending very narrow canyons ...
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(Sceloporus occidentalis) was seen out in the warmth of early Spring at Tin Can Point. Tin Can Point is just up from Fern Lodge Junction on the Gabrielino Trail. It’s the first switchback you’d encounter after the trail passes through the canyon live oak forest and then enters the ...
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This predominantly Great Basin species is uncommon on the west slope of the Sierra Nevada but occurs as disjunct stands on steep, rocky, xeric substrates within the canyon, frequently intermixed with canyon live oak (Quercus chrysolepis). Records from packrat middens indicate the species has ...
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Here was one of the first trees that I encountered on the way up to Newcomb Pass. This spot is about a quarter mile up from Sturtevant Camp. Most of the downed trees along my hike were canyon live oaks. Take the time to look off of Echo Rock before your descent back into the Big ...
The Paiute, Navajo,Zuni, and Hopi People were the next to live in the Grand Canyon after the ancient Pueblo people. More than 300 years elapsed before US soldier, botanist, and explorer Joseph Christmas Ives explored the Grand Canyon on aColorado Rivercharting mission in 1858. American geologi...
You will cross a small riparian zone where coast live oaks provide welcome shade. Unfortunately, poison oak is underfoot, making this a bad place to break. The trail turns to the left parallel to the trees and comes to the last junction with La Jolla Valley Loop Trail (1.6 miles past ...