A few Pink Moccasin flowers are open!
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- 5-31 Dangling white clusters of Black Locust flowe...
- 5-30 THe dangling greenish-yellow flowers and redd...
- 5-28 Sunlight on this little Common Spring moth br...
- 5-25 Round-leaved Ragworts were putting on quite a...
- 5-24 One-flowered Cancer-root, a strange little le...
- 5-23 Bunchberry, the smallest member of the Dogwoo...
- 5-22 This hot humid weather suits insect life just...
- Waterleaf, Virginia Dame's Rocket - Mustard ...
- 5-20 Bird's-eye Speedwell is opening the first of ...
- Woodcock Sighting
- 5-19 A dozen or more stems of Pale Corydalis have ...
- 5-18 Clintonia (AKA Corn Lily) is in flower. A few...
- 5-17 Common Buttercups and Red Clover are both sta...
- 5-16 The very confusing Blue-eyed grasses are in f...
- 5-15 This dragonfly - probably a White Corporal fe...
- 5-14 A few Pink Moccasin flowers are open!
- Utah - Wildflowers and birds
- 5-13 The first powder-blue flowers of Bugle grace ...
- 5-12 This morning I watched a Blue Jay passing foo...
- 5-11 In my backyard, Robin Plantain, Common Cinque...
- 5-10 The flower umbels of wild Sarsaparilla are op...
- Plethora of red efts
- 5-9 Two shrubs, Leatherleaf and Golden Currant - a...
- Hope for the future
- 5-7 Along Nourse Hollow Road Gold Thread and Swamp...
- 5-6 Along the Railroad bike path Columbine is at i...
- 5-5 It's turtle season. A Snapper was crossing Qua...
- Utah Elevation impacts spring flowers
- 5-2 Painted Trilliums are in flower as are Spring ...
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