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Basin Basin, California -- Redwood Forest Big Basin is California's oldest State Park, established in 1902. It is home to the largest continuous stand of Ancient Coast Redwoods south of San Francisco and provides refuge to many species of animals including banana slugs, Giant Pacific Salamanders, woodpeckers, deer, tree frogs, rough-skinned newts, egrets, and herons. Below are pictures from a day hike. Banana Slug Banana Slug Banana Slug Banana Slug Big Basin Creek Big Basin Creek Big Basin Creek Big Basin Creek Newt Hands Newt Hands Newt Hands Newt Hands Newt Hands Newt Hands Red Mushroom Red Mushroom Red Mushroom Red Mushroom Red Mushroom Red Mushroom Red Mushroom Red Mushroom Red Mushroom Close Rough-Skinned Newt Rough-Skinned Newt Rough-Skinned Newt Rough-Skinned Newt Rough-Skinned Newt Yellow Mushroom

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