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To all those interested in the natural world. Please add your sightings.

In the woods we return to reason and faith-Emerson

Best-Lynn

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

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Sunlight on this little Common Spring moth brings out the iridescent blues in its black wing borders.
Musk flower is opening a few blossoms.
The showy pink pea-like flowers of Bristly Locust brighten roadside thickets.
And High Bush Cranberry - a viburnum species - opened the large sterile flowers that ring the smaller fertile flowers.
John
Bristly locust

Musk flower

Common Spring moth

High Bush Cranberry


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