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Neottia bifoliaObservador
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Thanks to @natemarchessault for this great discovery.
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Borodinia laevigataObservador
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Boechera laevigata (smooth rockcress), Middlefield, CT
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Lycopus rubellusObservador
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Lycopus rubellus (stalked water-horehound), Middleborough, MA. State Endangered.
The fruits have long narrow sepals exceeding the fruit; the fruits are flat across the top; the plants have tubers on long runners.
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Capim-Rabo-de-Raposa (Setaria parviflora)Observador
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Setaria parviflora (knotroot foxtail), Haile Farm, Warren, RI. Special Concern. A new EO.
The plants are perennials with bumpy, knotty rhizomes. Our only native foxtail, our only perennial foxtail.
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Linnaea borealisObservador
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Linnaea borealis (American twinflower), Acadia National Park, ME
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Áster-da-Nova-Inglaterra (Symphyotrichum novae-angliae)Observador
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Tartaruga-de-Caixa-Oriental (Terrapene carolina ssp. carolina)Observador
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Thalictrum dioicumObservador
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Thalictrum dioicum (early meadow-rue), Kent, CT
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Mitella diphyllaObservador
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Mitella diphylla (two-leaf mitrewort, two-leaved bishop's-cap), Kent, CT
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Spiranthes vernalisObservador
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Spiranthes vernalis (spring ladies'-tresses), Cooks Cemetery, Woonsocket, RI
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Carex crinita var. brevicrinis (fringed sedge), Noank Ledyard Rd, Groton, CT. Achenes without a dent.
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Vaccinium macrocarpon (large cranberry), Pawaget, Charlestown, RI
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Hemileuca maiaObservador
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Hemileuca maia (buck moth), Exeter, RI
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Lipocarpha micrantha (small-flowered dwarf-bulrush), Great Quittacas Pond, Lakeville, MA
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Sabatia kennedyanaObservador
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Sabatia kennedyana (Plymouth rose-gentian), Barnstable, MA
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Platanthera clavellata (little club-spur bog-orchid), Phillips Brook, West Greenwich, RI
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Groselha-Dos-Açores (Elaeagnus umbellata)Observador
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Leaves, trigs and fruits covered with fine speckles. Leaves silvery underneath.
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Neottia bifoliaObservador
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In a rich mesic woods, mid to upper slope, with lots of Erythronium and Trillium. A known site monitored by a great group of volunteers.
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Liparis loeseliiObservador
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Liparis loeselii (Loesel's wide-lipped orchid), West Greenwich, RI
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Aletris farinosaObservador
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Trail Edge path with many sandplain species and a seep; deer trail through patch.
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Tipularia discolorObservador
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Small patch of 65 plants in mature Nyssa sylvatica stand with moderate to low density of Clethra alnifolia. Close to small stream, well off trail. Gaultheria procumbens and Mitchella repens nearby but not much groundcover.
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Tipularia discolorObservador
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Small trailside patch with 35 plants, older stand Nyssa sylvatica, mesic to wet, moderate density Clethra understory and Gaultheria procumbens, Pyrola americana, Mitchella repens nearby.
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Hypericum adpressumObservador
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Large population in old cranberry bog at Windswept, west side of Bog complex.
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Calopogon tuberosusObservador
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This is the localized population of Calopogon at Windswept.
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Sabatia kennedyanaObservador
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Spectacular number of plants in this cove; only 10 or so as upright plants but loosely counted 300 rosettes minimum without looking too hard. I have no idea how many are in the second photo but easily 50 plants just from where I was standing when I too the photo. These were a fair bit away from the water as the water level is so low.
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Sabatia kennedyanaObservador
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Looking like these will be the last pre-flower photos. Fun to watch them develop from winter rosettes.
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Sabatia kennedyanaObservador
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Fruits developing while flower persists
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Sabatia kennedyanaObservador
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Easily 500 on this pond but this is a rough estimate as I was doing a bird survey. Yellowish uprights in second and third photos are this species and included to show scale
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Sabatia kennedyanaObservador
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Sabatia kennedyana (Plymouth rose-gentian), Yarmouth, MA
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Sabulina michauxiiObservador
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Minuartia michauxii (Michaux's sandplant), Greenfield, MA
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Sabatia kennedyanaObservador
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Sabatia kennedyana (Plymouth rose-gentian), on the exposed shore of a coastal plain pond, Cape Cod, MA. Special Concern.
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Picoteiro-Americano (Bombycilla cedrorum)Observador
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Feasting upon Ilex x attenuata berries.
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Carex buxbaumiiObservador
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Generally gynaecandrous, but some terminal spikes male or tipped with male flowers
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Carex buxbaumiiObservador
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I've submitted these plants before (2 years ago) and was just going back to check if I could refind them. The population here seems to be doing well. I am submitting this again because I am so pleased with this photo. Lower spikelets all female, perigynia more flattened than inflated, dark scales subtending the perigynia, and uppermost spikelet with males at the base place this in Racemosae. Buxbaumi is the only species in Racemosae in Norfolk County (the others occur in northwestern Maine, and northern Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont).
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Persicaria setaceaObservador
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A known population. First iNat posting on the 13 state northeastern region. This is the northeastern-most population in the U.S. I noted no peppery taste in the leaves. This is a sturdy perennial with rhizomes, up to about three feet tall but can bloom at 12 inches as well. State-threatened species.
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Sabatia kennedyanaObservador
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I feel so lucky to have found four of these flowers on my outing. Such a treat and the flowers clean white fading into a rosy pink. Made my day!
The flowers were attached to a rosette in which the substrate must have washed out with the recent heavy rains. It lacked roots and was still attached to the mother plant via rhizome/stolon
