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Green-headed Coneflower opens its namesake blossoms along Green Mountain Camp Rd. just one step ahead of the annual roadside mowing.
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- 7-30 In the woods today Northern Green Orchid (Pla...
- Utah high altitude sightings
- 7-29 Deep in the woods Spotted Coralroot (Corallor...
- 7-27 A male Northern Walkingstick (Diapheromera fe...
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- 7-25 Tomentose Burying Beetles (Nicrophorus toment...
- 7-24This Luna Moth caterpillar - in its non-typica...
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- 7-22 Little Club-spur Orchid (Platanthera clavella...
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- 7-21 Green-headed Coneflower opens its namesake bl...
- 7-19 White Turtlehead is in flower along Camp Arde...
- 7-18 Today Blue Curls were blooming on a power lin...
- 7-16 A Clymene Moth (Haploa clymene) rested on a C...
- 7-15 This strikingly marked Confused Haploa moth (...
- 7-13 This hairy-legged moth, Eudryas grata, common...
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- Bright colors on a gray day
- Fawns on the Lawn
- Art in the Woods
- 7-4 According to the Field guides, this bird-dropp...
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