Favoritos de sadawolk
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Chapim-de-Cabeça-Preta (Poecile atricapillus)Observador
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Would this be a leucistic Black-capped Chickadee?
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Carvalho-Vermelho-Americano (Quercus rubra)Observador
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Huge! Maybe here before Park was established in 1909 (?)
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Corvo-Americano (Corvus brachyrhynchos)Observador
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Hear its call in “Common Raven observation” (don’t know how to move audio clips around)
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Espinheiro-Cerval (Rhamnus cathartica)Observador
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Or R. cathartica
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Atrichum angustatumObservador
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Leaves about 1 mm wide or less. I don't think I'd ever seen so much red in this moss. Very beautiful.
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Cão Doméstico (Canis familiaris)Observador
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Here are Asher and Raven.
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Carvalho-Vermelho-Americano (Quercus rubra)Observador
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Huge! The last photograph shows the path leading to this tree. It is in the back on the right.
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Ser Humano (Homo sapiens)Observador
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This is a very special place! Very exciting, because there are healthy F.grandifolia trees of all ages with no evidence of BLD. There is no understory, however, because of the deer population. There is a huge meadow and, a Big Woods, with trees going back hundreds of years.
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Castanheira (Junonia coenia)Observador
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On Queen Anne's Lace, Daucus carota.
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Nogueira-Preta (Juglans nigra)Observador
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Possibly the most enormous J. nigra that I have ever seen
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I'd never seen the flowers of these fascinating plants. The flowers look like tiny green beach umbrellas. On the underside of some of these umbrellas were yellow woolly tufts. These tiny umbrellas were held up by dark purple stems.
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Impressive cultivated stand, in a commercial garden. The biggest Persicaria I have ever seen, as tall as the tallest sunflowers, over 12 feet tall, almost as tall as the building.
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Falsa Margarida (Eclipta prostrata)Observador
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Leaves lance shaped with small teeth that are widely spaced apart. The leaves are sessile and opposite. Stems scabrous. Florets have tiny white ray flowers and four angled disc florets. The flowers have about ten leafy sepals/bracts.
The seeds are gray truncated cones with little warts.
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Lycorma delicatulaObservador
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Just wondering if Common Milkweed could be one part of the “solution” to, L. delicatula. Many dead on these plants. Could the milkweed be toxic for them?
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Cachapeiro-Das-Traças (Verbascum blattaria)Observador
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Flowers that haven't opened up yet.
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Maclura pomiferaObservador
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An Osage-orange and an American elm couple, growing on the bank of the river
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Cicuta maculataObservador
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Thanks to @sadawolk for showing me this special plant, which is considered the most toxic plant in North America
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Cerejeira-Negra (Prunus serotina)Observador
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Next year’s seedlings (see last 5 photos for this year’s seedlings)
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Cão Doméstico (Canis familiaris)Observador
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Flora in a “field” of Canada Mayflowers
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Ganso-Do-Canadá (Branta canadensis)Observador
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James A. McFaul Environmental Center
