A male Ruby-throated Hummingbird visited our Andromeda bush this morning, ignoring the nearby feeder!
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- 5-29 Today was a good day for ditchweeds! Virginia...
- 5-26 This morning I found this Wood Turtle trying ...
- 5-23 Mayapples are flowering. This one is in Bess ...
- 5-22 Yellow Wood Sorrel, English Plantain and Bulb...
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- 5-14 Another wave of avian migrators have returned...
- 5-12 On Black Mountain today early low blueberry, ...
- 5-9 On the east side of town, Celandine was flower...
- 5-8 Henbit, Rose Twisted-Stalk, Mountain Fly Honey...
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- 5-6 A few Elderberry bushes and cherry trees opene...
- 5-4 A male Ruby-throated Hummingbird visited our A...
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