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Dicotiledóneas (Classe Magnoliopsida)Observador
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Thinking this is a dogwood, but has a variety of leaves
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Monocotiledóneas (Classe Liliopsida)Observador
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Smells like chives
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Acer pensylvanicumObservador
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Along mountain trail. Many of these.
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Corvo-Marinho-d'Orelhas (Nannopterum auritum)Observador
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Two cormorants with many gulls in Waterplace park.
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Thuja occidentalisObservador
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Large cedar in a city park. Berries greenish blue, slightly wrinkled. Could be Northern white or Atlantic white cedar.
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Quercus montanaObservador
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Checked leaves and acorns. Definitely a chestnut oak. Sorry for the low quality picture, my phone's camera is bad.
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Cicuta Oriental (Tsuga canadensis)Observador
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Eastern hemlock in a parking lot. May have been "cultivated" many years ago.
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Linaria vulgarisObservador
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Wildflowers in a falling down area of the city. Audubons field guide to New England calls them butter-and-eggs.
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Hundreds of tiny babies. must have just hatched. Gliding over the water in a drying up pond.
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Formigas-Carpinteiras (Género Camponotus)Observador
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Living in the base of a Norway maple.
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Alguma coisa...Observador
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Toothed single leaves, darkish bark, leaves emerge from end of branch. Smaller branches are very bumpy,
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Vida (Vida)Observador
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Heart shaped leaves, small circular fuzzy fruits, and long thin leaves accompany fruits.
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Bordo-Vermelho (Acer rubrum)Observador
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Planted in a city park.
