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A few flowers have started to color the narrow spikes of Blue Vervain, decorating a nearby ditch.
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- 7-31 This Painted Turtle seemed somewhat disgruntl...
- 7-30 Today the brownish pea-like flower clusters o...
- 7-29 Shining (AKA Dwarf) Sumac was in flower today...
- 7-28 In a roadside marsh, Hairy Willow-herb flashe...
- 7.27.11 Velvet-leaf's huge, bunny-ear-soft leaves...
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- 7-26 Common Burdock and Bull Thistle dotted the ro...
- 7-25 The tiny, purple-spotted white flowers of cat...
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- 7-21 Turk's-ca Lily turns its bold, freckled, red-...
- 7.20.11 A few lemon-yellow Pale Touch-Me-Nots cau...
- 7.19.11 Old familiar faces take on a new look w...
- 7-19 A fairly unproductive search for wildflowers ...
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- 7-18 Between rain showers this morning I got out i...
- 7.17.11 More than a half-dozen Great Spangled Fri...
- 7-17 Today the diminutive plant called Centaury to...
- 7-15 today on a gravel bar in the middle of the We...
- 7-13 Today Sand Spurrey flecked lawns with tiny pi...
- 7.13.11 The Pale St. Johnswort (Hypericum ellipt...
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- 7-11 A few flowers have started to color the narro...
- 7-9 Today, Musk Mallow brightened the roadside and...
- 7.07.11 The Purple (or Field) Milkwort changes i...
- 7-8 This morning I crossed paths with another wood...
- 7.07.11 Round-leaved Sundews were in bloom today....
- 7.07.11 Retraction! In yesterday's post, I mis-i...
- 7-7 Today Ragged Robin - somewhat rain bedraggled ...
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