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Starflower began a photo-monitoring program in fall of 2003. Eight photopoint locations were established and digital photos were taken quarterly. The resulting pictures have been archived and are accessible below. The pictures are grouped by photopoint number.
The map below shows the locations of the photopoints. Click on a photopoint number on the map to see images of the locations and directions to the photopoint locations.
To see the photo-monitoring protocols open the Photo-monitoring Permanent Record (PDF).
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Directions to Photo Point Location: Go to main trail intersection between groundcover beds #3, #4, & #5 and stand dead center facing bed #4 Goal of Photo: Typical view of groundcover bed #4 |
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Photo Point 1b: Bearing 300°
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Directions to Photo Point Location: Same as 1a: Go to main trail intersection between groundcover beds #3, #4, & #5 and stand dead center; this time facing bed #5 Goal of Photo: Typical view of groundcover bed #5 |
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Directions to Photo Point Location: Same as 1a: Go to main trail intersection between groundcover beds #3, #4, & #5 and stand dead center; this time facing bed #3 Goal of Photo: View of most open section of groundcover bed #3 |
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Photo Point 1d: Bearing 175°
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Directions to Photo Point Location: Same as location 1a Goal of Photo: Additional view of ground cover bed #3 |
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Directions to Photo Point Location: Walk to the west end of the bed and find the Red Horsechestnut tree. Take a 290° bearing from there and measure 15’. Setup tripod in center. Goal of Photo: View of Groundcover Bed # 1 |
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Directions to Photo Point Location: Take 217° bearing from Horsechestnut tree. Measure 15’ and setup tripod. Goal of Photo: New 6’ buffer along south side of groundcover bed #1. |
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Directions to Photo Point Location: Walk to cul-de-sac, on 45th Avenue, near the Woodland Edge. Find the asphalt ramp and stand at the SW corner where it meets the grass. Use the zoom; look towards Bed # 2 Goal of Photo: View of Groundcover Bed # 2 |
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Directions to Photo Point Location: Go South towards Mound # 1; on the West side of the trail you will see a “Leash Pets Obey Scoop Law” sign near a Sorbus. Stand in between the sign and the trail looking at the Woodland Edge North towards the lake Goal of Photo: Typical view of a section of the Woodland Edge looking North towards the lake |
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Directions to Photo Point Location: Go to intersection between main path and side spur path (leads to Mound 2). Set-up tripod on northeast corner of main path (directly across from spur path) closest to Woodland Edge bed with two of the tripod legs touching the main path. Goal of Photo: Typical view of south end of Woodland Edge looking north towards Lake Washington |
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Directions to Photo Point Location: Go to North end of mound #3 (By main trail) Go to 2nd wooden post from trail. Stand in front of post facing mound directly Goal of Photo: Typical view of mound #3 |
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Directions to Photo Point Location: Walk from Photopoint # 6 (2nd wooden post) to Poplar across main trail & look back at buffer surrounding mound #3 Goal of Photo: Mound 3 buffer (northwest side of mound) |
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