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Nodding Ladies Tresses are in flower. They are called 'nodding' because the flowers often tip below the horizontal.
Rough Hawkweed is also in flower. There are at least 5 yellow hawkweed species in our area.
Sand Jointweed is putting out its first flowers.
And the seed pods of Blue False Indigo were covered with broad-headed bugs. Perhaps Megalotomus quinqespinosus, a name bigger than the bug itself.
John
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Nodding Ladies Tresses |
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close up Ladies Tresses |
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Rough Hawkweed |
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Sand Jointweed |
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Blue False Indigo seedpods with broad-headed bugs |
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notice the white spot on the antennae |
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