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  • California Tea (Green) Rupertia physodes

    Wildflower Mount Diablo California Tea (Green) Scientific Name: Rupertia physodes Family: Fabaceae (Legume Family) Blooms: Apr - Jun Color: Green Perennial herb Native Jump to Blooming Now Blue / Purple Red / Pink White Yellow / Orange Invasive Plants Steve Beatty

  • Oak Titmouse

    Oak Titmouse Chickadees, Titmice and Nuthatches Oak Titmouse Baeolophus inornatus All Year Chickadees, Titmice and Nuthatches Daniel Fitzgerald A specialist of oak and pine-oak woodlands; but also frequents chaparral interspersed with trees or tall shrubs. This is a drab, grayish brown bird; note the crest, however, which is diagnostic of titmice. Previously known as the Plain Titmouse until the late 1990s, when it was split from that species and given its current name. Oak Titmice are non-migratory and mate for life. Nests in natural cavities. Feeds on both plant and animal matter.

  • Winecup Clarkia Clarkia purpurea

    Wildflower Mount Diablo Winecup Clarkia Scientific Name: Clarkia purpurea Family: Onagraceae (Evening Primrose Family) Blooms: May - Jul Color: Red-Pink Annual herb Native Jump to Blooming Now Blue / Purple Red / Pink White Yellow / Orange Invasive Plants Mike Woodring

  • Jersey Cudweed Pseudognaphalium luteoalbum

    Wildflower Mount Diablo Jersey Cudweed Scientific Name: Pseudognaphalium luteoalbum Family: Asteraceae (Sunflower Family) Blooms: March - August Color: Red-Pink Annual herb Introduced Jump to Blooming Now Blue / Purple Red / Pink White Yellow / Orange Invasive Plants Steven Beatty

  • California Western Flax Hesperolinon californicum

    Wildflower Mount Diablo California Western Flax Scientific Name: Hesperolinon californicum Family: Linaceae (Flax Family) Blooms: May Color: White Annual herb Native, endemic to California Jump to Blooming Now Blue / Purple Red / Pink White Yellow / Orange Invasive Plants Jenn Roe

  • Woodland Columbine, Crimson Columbine Aquilegia formosa

    Wildflower Mount Diablo Woodland Columbine, Crimson Columbine Scientific Name: Aquilegia formosa Family: Ranunculaceae (Buttercup Family) Blooms: Apr - Jul Color: Red-Pink Perennial herb Native Jump to Blooming Now Blue / Purple Red / Pink White Yellow / Orange Invasive Plants Mike Woodring

  • Kellogg's Snapdragon, Climbing Snapdragon Antirrhinum kelloggii

    Wildflower Mount Diablo Kellogg's Snapdragon, Climbing Snapdragon Scientific Name: Antirrhinum kelloggii Family: Plantaginaceae (Plantain Family) Blooms: Apr - Sep Color: Blue-Purple Annual herb Native Jump to Blooming Now Blue / Purple Red / Pink White Yellow / Orange Invasive Plants Mike Woodring

  • Creeping Snowberry Symphoricarpus mollis

    Wildflower Mount Diablo Creeping Snowberry Scientific Name: Symphoricarpus mollis Family: Caprifoliaceae Blooms: Apr-Jul Color: Red-Pink Shrub Native Jump to Blooming Now Blue / Purple Red / Pink White Yellow / Orange Invasive Plants

  • Rattan's Phacelia Phacelia rattanii

    Wildflower Mount Diablo Rattan's Phacelia Scientific Name: Phacelia rattanii Family: Hydrophyllaceae (Waterleaf Family) Blooms: May-Jul Color: Blue-Purple Annual herb Native Jump to Blooming Now Blue / Purple Red / Pink White Yellow / Orange Invasive Plants Daniel Fitzgerald Daniel Fitzgerald

  • TEST Pothole repair | mdia

    < Back Submit Your content has been submitted TEST Pothole repair Closure Location Northgate road Date End Date (for multi day incidents) Description Fix big holes Previous Status Next

  • Dobie Pod Tropidocarpum gracile

    Wildflower Mount Diablo Dobie Pod Scientific Name: Tropidocarpum gracile Family: Brassicaceae (Mustard Family) Blooms: Mar-Apr Color: Yellow-Orange Annual herb native to California, and endemic (limited) to California. Jump to Blooming Now Blue / Purple Red / Pink White Yellow / Orange Invasive Plants Daniel Fitzgerald

  • Warbling Vireo

    Warbling Vireo Shrikes and Vireos Warbling Vireo Vireo gilvus Summer Shrikes and Vireos Daniel Fitzgerald This drab vireo is best identified on the basis of its dullness: gray or olive gray underparts, lack of wing bars, white eyebrow, and dark eye-line (mostly in back of eye). Nests in tress or shrubs, where it builds a cup-shaped structure from bark, leaves, grasses, and other vegetation. Feeds on insects and spiders.

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