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White Clematis (aka Virgin's Bower) unfurls its feathery seed plumes to the fall winds.
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- 11.26.11 This morning I noticed a large circle ...
- 11-23 Old Puzzle - New Clues After an overnight s...
- 11-18 Frostweed lives up to its name, extruding fe...
- 11-15 Chickweed is green, healthy and in flower. I...
- 11-10 The dark metallic blue Short-winged Blister ...
- American Larch (Tamarack) is the only conifer that...
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- 11-9 In a nearby field, Golden Alexanders makes on...
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- 11-7 One of the hearty and ubiquitous Sulphur Butt...
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