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La Avenida (old VMOP site)48 views12-18-05
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Free Range Peacock46 views
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Female wood duck Stevens Creek at McClellan Ranch46 views12-16-05
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Vinca flower46 viewsMarch 2006: Permanente Creek. Vinca major has leaves in direct opposition of each other. Ironically, it is used as a ground cover to keep weeds out of the garden. In the nursery, you will also find variegated forms and a smaller flower and leaf species called Vinca minor. Normally, you'll only find Vinca major along the creeks. The flower is unique. Notice the five sides shape in the center. The sap is milky and poisonous. It is in the same family as Oleander.
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Views from the Foot Bridge45 views
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Curious Coyote upper Stevens Creek45 views
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Colts foot along the creek44 views
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