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Ostión del Altántico (Crassostrea virginica)Observ.
micholokoDescripción
The Eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica) makes up a large portion of the shells located in the Whaleback Shell Midden.
The Shell Midden was used from ~200 BC to 1000 AD
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Devouring witch hazel, bug guide suggested this might be the genus. I don't know.
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Pond Brook Wetland Conservation Area and Pond Brook Cedars (Monkton)
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Rocío de Sol (Drosera rotundifolia)Observ.
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Westford Bog in Milton Town Forest
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Liquen Tripa de Roca (Umbilicaria mammulata)Observ.
karro_frostDescripción
Piece might have come off by ice? I didn't pull it off
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Golondrina Bicolor (Tachycineta bicolor)Observ.
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Baker River Flood Control Site #5
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Prunus maritimaObserv.
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Race Point Lighthouse is visible in the background of the first photo.
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Playero Pihuiuí (Tringa semipalmata)Observ.
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Photo credit: Patricia Norton
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Mariposa Almirante Rojo (Vanessa atalanta)Observ.
idragonflyladyDescripción
Photo 18-5784 Red Admiral on Black-eyed Susan (Rt. 7 south)
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Uva Isabelina (Vitis labrusca)Observ.
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Tendrils produced from at least 3 consecutive nodes
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Arce Plateado (Acer saccharinum)Observ.
hollyyoungDescripción
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/220653436
Same location a couple weeks ago.
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According to Haines (Flora Novae Angliae), this is Hieracium murorum, because it has mostly basal leaves (0-2 stem leaves per reproductive stem) and the basal leaves are truncate to cordate, not tapered at the base.
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Adlumia fungosaObserv.
cgbb2004Descripción
growing on dolomitic boulder apparently fallen from cliff above
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Arce Azucarero (Acer saccharum)Observ.
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On private land, with permission
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On Frangula alnus
Crown rust is a destructive pathogen on some commercial grain crops (oats, barley, rye) and it completes a portion of its life cycle on its alternate hosts, Common and Glossy Buckthorn. There is some hope, but not yet concrete evidence, that this rust fungus might help to control infestations of invasive buckthorns, as well as Reed canary grass.
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tsnDescripción
For a comparison with Goutweed, see:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/222609523
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trscavoDescripción
A calcareous wet meadow along Carpenter Hill Road in the Clover Hill Wildlife Management Area (Strafford)
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Pink and white flowers on a clump of Trifolium hybridum, with each flower attached to an upright leafy stem. For a comparison with Trifolium repens, see: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/221521630
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Trébol Blanco (Trifolium repens)Observ.
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Pink and white flowers on a patch of Trifolium repens, with each flower connected to a horizontal runner at ground level. For a comparison with Trifolium hybridum, see: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/221521593
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Raíz de Víbora Blanca (Ageratina altissima)Observ.
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Lower Poultney River Natural Area (West Haven)
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Quimafila Manchada (Chimaphila maculata)Observ.
billhaleyDescripción
Pippsissewa in bloom
