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A little orange fungus called the Swamp Beacon which grows on rotting leaves in standing water was living up to its common name today.
Maryland Figwort had opened a few of its rather unusual flowers.
Virginia Waterleaf was at its flowering peak. Knawel, a tiny matted plant of waste areas, opened its petal-less flowers. This plant's white rimmed sepals make its flowering noticeable but only if you are watching for it.
And a Gray Comma butterfly basked on a leaf after the morning's rain.
John
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| Swamp Beacon fungus |
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| Maryland Figwort |
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| Virginia Waterleaf |
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| Knawel |
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| close up of Knawel |
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| Gray Comma butterfly |
I think the picture marked Gray Comma is a Question Mark. Nice photo.
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