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Tortuga de Concha Blanda (Apalone spinifera)Observ.
cgbb2004Descripción
All photos taken from outside the restricted area.
I believe all photos show the same Spiny Softshell Turtle and most photos also include a Map Turtle. They changed sunning rocks during the time I watched. In photo #3 just the head of the Map Turtle shows above the water at the upper right.
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Salix × fragilisObserv.
salix_scottDescripción
last two pics are from a different, larger but declining tree, about 10 m away
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Mundillo (Viburnum opulus)Observ.
trscavoDescripción
Saint Michael's College Natural Area (Colchester/Essex)
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Rosa sherardiiObserv.
tsnDescripción
Mapping occurrences of Rosa sherardii, scattered along a 300+ meter stretch of the power line corridor in Lyman, NH.
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Rosa sherardiiObserv.
tsnDescripción
Mapping occurrences of Rosa sherardii, scattered along a 300+ meter stretch of the power line corridor in Lyman, NH.
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Rosa sherardiiObserv.
tsnDescripción
Mapping occurrences of Rosa sherardii, scattered along a 300+ meter stretch of the power line corridor in Lyman, NH.
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Rosa sherardiiObserv.
tsnDescripción
Mapping occurrences of Rosa sherardii, scattered along a 300+ meter stretch of the power line corridor in Lyman, NH.
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Rosa sherardiiObserv.
tsnDescripción
Mapping occurrences of Rosa sherardii, scattered along a 300+ meter stretch of the power line corridor in Lyman, NH. @j_berard Thanks to Jason Berard for alerting me to this population. The last photo shows the habitat view (with this rose in the bottom center). @arthurvgilman
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Rosa sherardiiObserv.
tsnDescripción
Mapping occurrences of Rosa sherardii, scattered along a 300+ meter stretch of the power line corridor in Lyman, NH.
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Solidago bicolorObserv.
cgbb2004Descripción
The species is doing very well with numerous plants at this Franklin County site.
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Rosa sherardiiObserv.
tsnDescripción
Along the Cross Vermont Trail (old rail trail)
@arthurvgilman I found another one!
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cgbb2004Descripción
Happy to see three individuals at this location, where I had found one in 2020: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/63735774
(observations of other two individuals to be posted later)
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Chilillo de Agua Rastrero (Persicaria amphibia var. stipulacea)Observ.
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extremely tentative. Maybe too hairy for the hybrid? Both parent species present. @thilokrueger
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Eurybia radulaObserv.
trscavoDescripción
A wetland in West Mountain Wildlife Management Area
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charlieDescripción
Keyed out with Newcolms. A new one for me. Very very sticky foliage, kind of like bedstraw.
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Balsamina Naranja (Impatiens capensis)Observ.
je9hDescripción
I can't tell if it's I. capensis or I. noli-tangere.
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kdemers48Descripción
Photos taken 7/7/2015 in a Northern White Cedar Seepage Forest. Noted a dozen plants
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Neottia bifoliaObserv.
cgbb2004Descripción
See plants in the same population (perhaps one of the same plants) in flower on June 7, 2024:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/221187067
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/221181292
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Algodoncillos de Los Pantanos (Género Isoetes)Observ.
cgbb2004Descripción
*This observation https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/126901616 inspired me to look for genus Isoetes at the same location.
*in about a foot of water at edge of pond -- probably I. echinospora (based on habitat)
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Género PelliaObserv.
cgbb2004Descripción
on wet ledge with Pinguicula vulgaris
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Swamp Azalea? Hidden amongst the more prolific Clethra, or maybe it’s more common than first thought! Hopefully I can find more. At very edge of a woodland stream, quite shady, though under an opening where morning sun would be expected. Roots are almost certainly inundated seasonally.. the stream is almost vernal-pool esque in nature- rarely ever has water after June, & if it does then it’s shallow, but at very beginning of Spring it floods half the surrounding forest floor.
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Girasol (Helianthus annuus)Observ.
tsnDescripción
Sunflowers sprouting from old bear scat
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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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Carretón 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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Águila Real (Aquila chrysaetos)Observ.
cgbb2004Descripción
Date stamp on these photos should all be 11/10/16. I somehow had punched some buttons that mistakenly set the camera to October rather than November.
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tammorDescripción
flower stalk hairs not glandular and abaxial leaf hairs restricted to midrib
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On the RiverWalk to Salmon Hole (Burlington)
Robust population of plants with variously-colored petals
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Cuervo Común (Corvus corax)Observ.
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It still appears that there are five hatchlings.
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Cuervo Común (Corvus corax)Observ.
ckhuntDescripción
A happy bird - found a hard-boiled egg.
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cgbb2004Descripción
*very small butterfly in a small black spruce and sphagnum bog with lots of Vaccinium oxycoccos, Rhododendron groenlandicum, R. canadense, Kalmia angustifolia, K. polifolia, Chamaedaphne calyculata, Sarracenia purpurea, Maianthemum trifolium, etc.
*possibly the same individual as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/52075143
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cgbb2004Descripción
*very small butterfly in a small black spruce and sphagnum bog with lots of Vaccinium oxycoccos, Rhododendron groenlandicum, R. canadense, Kalmia angustifolia, K. polifolia, Chamaedaphne calyculata, Sarracenia purpurea, Maianthemum trifolium, etc.
*possibly the same individual as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/52075140
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Azalea Grande (Rhododendron maximum)Observ.
cgbb2004Descripción
*rhodo is at least nine feet tall (man is six feet tall)
*last two photos show seedlings near large plant (reproduced from seed, not layering)
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Falta la fechaDescripción
White form of Cypripedium acaule
This is a scan of an old print from film. I don't have the exact date, but I believe the year was 1997, and the month was June.
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Marmota Canadiense (Marmota monax)Observ.
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Groundhog day came early this year !
Actively feeding AM and PM.
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Lon hobomokObserv.
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CAPTIVE — late July 2023. ex-ova larvae.
"Pocahontas” form of female — capture location mapped.
After wide grass blades became scarcer within the terrarium, the larvae created shelters by folding up Glechoma hederacea (Ground-Ivy) leaves, then emerging nightly to feed on the grasses (and carex).
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Chipe Suelero (Seiurus aurocapilla)Observ.
cgbb2004Descripción
major surprise to see this little bird foraging in the yard today
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Zarapito Ganga (Bartramia longicauda)Observ.
cgbb2004Descripción
Despite time difference in photos, this is the same bird in all photos - it took us a while to move to a different location for seeing it from a different angle without disturbing it.
