Huddart County Park in Woodside, a town in northern California

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15 Feb 2010


Huddart County Park on Feb 14, 2010. Photo by Rhett A. Butler

Huddart County Park is a short drive from downtown Woodside, a town in the San Francisco Bay Area. The park is best known for its redwood forest and well-maintained trail system.

The following pictures were taken during a 2-hour walk on February 14, 2010.


Orange and maroon fungi


Rays of sun in a rewdood forest


Rough-skinned newt (Taricha granulosa)


Redwoods in Huddart County Park


Lichen-covered redwood trees


Squirrel in Huddart County Park


Redwoods in Huddart County Park


Banana slug


Redwood trees in Huddart County Park


Red mushroom


Winter in Huddart County Park

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