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Avellano de Bruja (Hamamelis virginiana)Autor
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Yellow cluster of blooms with curly and twisting petals--leaves are lop-sided at base.
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Avellano de Bruja (Hamamelis virginiana)Autor
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Witch Hazel
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Allium tricoccumAutor
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Leafless stalks are 10 to 12" tall.
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Allium tricoccumAutor
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The Joseph Battell Wilderness in the Green Mountain National Forest
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Quimafila (Chimaphila umbellata)Autor
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On the Stephen J. Young Marsh Trail at Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge
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Quimafila (Chimaphila umbellata)Autor
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The biggest patch I have ever seen!
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Venado de Cola Blanca (Odocoileus virginianus)Autor
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location roughly where the deer was, not where I was standing! Maybe this same tagged individual
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/190448980
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Flor Cadáver (Amorphophallus titanum)Autor
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Titan arum now with window cut into the base to see the flowers inside. The lower ones are the females and the upper ones are the males. The male flowers open the second night of the bloom to release their pollen, so they are still tightly closed. Smell was most intense in the early morning and fading throughout the day. We did see a few flies checking it out.
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Flor Cadáver (Amorphophallus titanum)Autor
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Mongo decided tonight was the night to invite everyone for a party! These pictures were taken over the span of about four hours, the first one approximately three hours after the spathe started unfurling according to the livestream.
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Rana Leopardo Norteña (Lithobates pipiens)Autor
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At the Helen W. Buckner Preserve at Bald Mountain
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Pyrola ellipticaAutor
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On the Long Trail in the Big Branch Wilderness
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Lirio Amarillo (Iris pseudacorus)Autor
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LaPlatte River Marsh Natural Area
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Jicoria Ovada (Carya ovata)Autor
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At Snake Mountain Wildlife Management Area
https://www.inaturalist.org/journal/trscavo/84837-logging-on-snake-mountain
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Chopo Americano (Populus deltoides)Autor
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On the beach at Leddy Park
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Quercus velutinaAutor
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On the beach at Leddy Park
A young tree
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Pipa de Indio (Monotropa uniflora)Autor
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Wells River Rail-Trail
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Mosca Zángano Europea (Eristalis tenax)Autor
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A cultivated area along the bike path at Leddy Park
The plant: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/188336611
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A cultivated area along the bike path at Leddy Park
The plant: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/188336611
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Arce Plateado (Acer saccharinum)Autor
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On the beach at Leddy Park
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Arce Plateado (Acer saccharinum)Autor
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Leaf shape: More deeply and delicately incised than other maples
Leaf undersides: White or silvery
Fall color: Usually just pale yellow, occasionally some red
Bark: with vertical lines, sometimes quite shaggy
Habitat: Floodplains, lowlands, riparian or lakeside wet areas
Growth habit: Often quite large, multi-trunked, arching
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At Macrae Farm Park
The fungus: this observation
The host plant: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/144528546
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Avellano de Bruja (Hamamelis virginiana)Autor
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At Leddy Park
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Castaño Americano (Castanea dentata)Autor
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Observation 1600!
There appears to be a second American chestnut in this location about 30-40 feet from the known tree. I did find two plump fruits, and plenty of eaten plump fruits at the base, but I’m not sure if they are viable (pollinated vs. unpollinated fruit picture for reference). I’m also unsure if this second tree is a clone or if it is a separate tree from the already know fruiting chestnut here.
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Cerrajas Y Achicorias (Género Sonchus)Autor
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Rugg Brook watershed (St. Albans)
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Escobetillas (Género Ramaria)Autor
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Slugs all over this fungus
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Trillium erectumAutor
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What's going on with this Trillium? I'm not sure how it's flowers got trapped under the moss.
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Branca Ursina Alemana (Heracleum sphondylium)Autor
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