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Here is mine, slightly out of focus and I believe it was on a long stem with lyre shaped leaves.

I took the same picture today but they didn't come out. My guess is the seeds of a Dwarf Dandelion. Here is a picture of the base( the spiked leaves with long stems).

Oak? What type is it?

I got a bunch of mosquito bites taking these pictures!

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I always enjoyed reading Jim's stories of travels through the pines with George. One of my favorite quotes was Lo and Behold, describing when they found full beers in the woods. i never had the pleasure of meeting him but we shared a love of the pinelands and in that sense we were brothers. God...

For the first one I'll guess it's Erigeron philadelphicus.

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More from Whitesbog. Some are from Elizabeth White's garden.

With the Carex, would the photo be of the pistillate spike?

Yes, I guess it was a false alarm. I've looked around in the woods in this area and located over a half dozen Flypoison plants growing. The Sassafras is down the road a little and I spotted it while searching for Listeria australis, but I might be too late.

It's growing along the roadside by where the Flypoison was growing.

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Big sassafras(dollar bill is for size not growing from tree!)

Look up Tradescantia virginiana.

They're everywhere!

Volunteers wanted.We usually work saturdays from 9:00 to 2:00.

They look like Lilacs to me.There is a tree on the Pemberton Bypass across from the B.C.C. baseball fields that is over 30 feet tall and the Lilacs are very striking when the sun shines right.

Bob, Some more of the hobo flowers by the railroad station.