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Avalon Catalina Island Plants


twe0708

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twe0708 Community Regular

We are in Catalina for the 4th of July and went hiking this morning. I had problems with bloating this morning on our hike and was wondering if anyone else has been on the island hiking and experienced problems? I have a picture of the wheat like plant but can't post to this page from my iPhone. If you want to see the pic, please post your email address and I can send it.


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Meant to say I have a pic of the wheat like plant that is all over the island.

frieze Community Regular

unlikely to be a problem, it would have to "get in you" in some way....if you didn't eat it, and it wasn't crushed in some fashion, unlikely. probably just vacation/different routine etc.

bigbird16 Apprentice

Are these them? Open Original Shared Link If so, sea oats look like wheat or oats but are not. They're a grass that helps with beach erosion and makes a good nesting ground for sea birds. I grew up in FL and miss them. Enjoy the beach! I'm jealous!

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