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In the woods we return to reason and faith-Emerson
Best-Lynn
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
There were 2 red efts and 1 toad trying to climb a tree. Red efts are the terrestrial form of the newt which can live up to 20 years in water.
Speedwell, the tiny 4 petaled flower is in bloom.
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