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Marsh Marigold - vs - Lesser Celandine
Driving through Killbuck today (3/28) I was surprised and slightly disheartened to see so much of the floodplain covered in lesser celandine.
It's easy to mistake this invasive plant for our native marsh marigold - follow this link to learn about these plants and how to distinguish between the two.
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It's easy to mistake this invasive plant for our native marsh marigold - follow this link to learn about these plants and how to distinguish between the two.
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A great collection of very small things.But have you ever really sat with mosses?
Consider this your invitation to slow down and look closer this weekend. See more |
Harbinger of SpringErigenia bulbosa, aka Harbinger-of-Spring, aka Salt-&-Pepper Plant, is one of (if not) the first wildflowers to bloom. It is native to the Eastern US, blooming anytime from January to May among the leaf matter in deciduous forests.
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Johnson Woods | One YearA new One Year Study is in the works!
Find the study HERE |
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Purchase Prints
Prints are available for purchase at my site HERE or if you have a favorite photograph not listed, send me a message and we'll make it happen. |
Emily Speelman, author of A Hiker's
Guide to Wayne County, is a writer and photographer
who finds the minutia of nature to be rich with endless
beauty. Creator of the blog Through The Woods, Emily
loves to introduce people to nature throughout
the changing seasons.
Guide to Wayne County, is a writer and photographer
who finds the minutia of nature to be rich with endless
beauty. Creator of the blog Through The Woods, Emily
loves to introduce people to nature throughout
the changing seasons.