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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

Sunday, July 20, 2014

7-20

7-20
The bright white fuzzy flowers of White Snakeroot will soon frost the roadsides. A few are open now.
Bull Thistle provides densely packed florets, easy foraging for a bumblebee.
Black Medic, a Yellow Clover look-alike, has formed the black twisted seed clusters that are its namesake.
And American Yew AKA Ground Hemlock dangles scarlet berries in damp shaded understory thickets.
John
White Snakeroot

Bull Thistle

Black Medick

Black Medick seed clusters

American Yew AKA Ground Hemlock

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