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The fragrant flower clusters of Ground Nut drape thickets and weed patches … especially along the banks of the West River.
John
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- 8-27 I noticed this massive Snapping Turtle as I w...
- 8-26 Common Arrowhead (Sagittaria latifolia) was i...
- 8-25 False Pimpernel (Lindernia dubia) sprawled on...
- 8-23 This Locust Tree Borer obligingly posed on a ...
- 8-22 The showy, alien Hairy Willow Herb (Epilobium...
- Utah 8.20.12
- 8-20 Along the West River today, Field Milkwort (P...
- 8-18 Closed Gentians grace wet meadows and thicket...
- 8-13 In a West River gravel bar, Fall Dandelion (L...
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- 8-12 The brilliantly red-orange cap of an emerging...
- 8-8 The fragrant flower clusters of Ground Nut dra...
- 8-7 These pale green Planhoppers (Flatidae spp.) w...
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