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Saturday, June 27, 2015

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Shining Ladies Tresses and the closely related Tubercled Orchid are flowering along the riverbanks. Both are rare or unusual in Vermont.
A well camouflaged Common Lytrosis moth rested on gravel while a Virgin Tiger moth flashed colorful hindwings in a ploy used to startle predators.
And a tiny blue beetle bejeweled with drops of water rested on a Willow leaf.
John
Shining Ladies Tresses orchid

Tubercled orchid

Common Lytrosis moth

Virgin tiger moth

Blue beetle

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