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Mixed Evergreen Forest
Mixed Evergreen Forest
Hypnum Moss
Distincitves
Protruding about 1/2 inch from fallen log, looks feathery and soft
Coast Live Oak
Distincitves
Smaller, sharp poky ridged leaves in comparison to the tan oak. 
Tan Oak
Distincitves
Larger leaves than coastal live oak (but still poky sides)
Douglas Fir
Distincitves
2 to 4 inch cones, narrow three pointed bracts between scales on cone. 
Common Holly
Distincitves
Dark green very poky leaves (similar to the coast live oak but more pronounced spikes on leaves, darker green, and a bit bigger) 
Pink Honeysuckle
Distincitves
Uppermost pairs of leaves are fused at the bases to surround the stem and are followed by the pink honeysuckle blossoms or red fruits.
Western Starflower
Distincitves
Small purple star-shaped flower groing out of single quad leaved plants close to ground. 
Blue Elderberry
Distincitves
Ends of this large shrub are covered with a puffy blast of small white flowers or blue elderberries dependent on the season. 
California Wild Rose
Distincitves
Open faced flat 5-petal flowers (often pink) with characteristic rose leaves.
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