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There are still a lot in flower and some had small fruit but these caught my attention. Chris, you may have to start planting Palm trees soon!

Picture was taken today.

Gibby, yes it's Galearis spectabilis. Luckily I have several great field guides(the two legged variety) who take the time to teach me as we go. Having a visual helps me learn. Al some plants I know the Latin and have to think of the common name and some vice-versa. This weekend I also saw...

I'll beat Al to it and say Woodjin Rocks!

Great stuff Guy! Have you ever wondered about the location of the lost city of Atlantis?

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Check out the Blog links, lots of info in them.

www.whitesbog.org The new website is up and running now. Check it out.

Have they ever tried using a Beaver Baffler?

There was a John Black involved in the New Lisbon Methodist Church along with Eayre Oliphant around 1874. Also Scotts 1876 atlas shows an A.L. Blacks cranberries in the New Lisbon area(probably the Mr. Black that dug Beck's canals mentioned in Bob Reeves book).

It takes a great band to rock!

Turtle was correct!

ahhh, southern Japanese!

Turtle called F&W and an officer contacted me at 10:00 and we met at 12:30. I took her out to the area and she said it was the third such incident in that same general area. Sorry to say all the turtles were dead, there was only enough room for about 2 to get air and once it got crowded they...

Cyperaceae

Ed, my guess is Anemone quinquefolia.

I'm going to go tomorrow. It off 532 going towards 72, signs will be posted, work as long as you like.

Looks like I'll be stream walking tomorrow! Today was fun also, I stopped by Batsto to chat with Turtle and on the way home stopped at FPP and saw a couple Carex species blooming and photographed Archtostaphylos uva-ursi blooming.

I'll be going out to help. At least a couple days.

Nice! It's funny, you'll be standing in an area wondering if any are there and once you spot one your eye gets trained on what to look for and you notice they are all around you.