Scoliopus bigelovii | Humboldt County 2011

Original Publication Date:: 1/30/2011

Jacoby Creek Forest | Bayside, California

Jacoby Creek Humboldt County — Jacoby Creek pours from the coastal hills of Humboldt County, California.

Scoliopus bigelovii — Variability of age, droop, light, and location creates individualized art in each plant.

John O. Sawyer — John Sawyer found herbivory in action–a consumer on the fetid flower?

JacobyCreek151 — Not surprisingly, the herbivore was a banana slug (Ariolimax columbianus).

Russ Park | Ferndale, California
One of the most beautiful and easily accessible destinations to find a spectacular flower in January is Russ Park in Ferndale, California. Find more in the link below.

A January bloomer in coastal northwest California.

Scoliopus in Humboldt County — Where have you seen the fetid adder’s tongue?

This is a 10 minute video of the life of Scoliopus in 45 seconds.

Russ Park and Scoliopus bigelovii on MK’s piece of the World Wide Web

On Conifer Country

External Links
Marin CNPS: Scoliopus bigelovii
BLM: Scoliopus bigelovii

COMMENT:
AUTHOR: Gary Lester
DATE: 1/30/2011 5:40:25 PM
Cool Michael, accessible places I know in northern Humboldt County are at Trinidad State Beach (trail down from formal parking area), Elkhead trail (1/2 way out) and at the Seawood exit north of Trinidad (deep in the woods NW of the overpass).

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