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I think that's a dandelion variety Tom. Not sure.

We tried getting rid of you that way George, but like a bad penny....

:mrgreen: I wonder if Canadian Geese would be correct. :eng101: PS: what does tollerate mean? Is that the rate at the toll booth?

We'd love to see them......

I'd say a good guess. We were looking for hickory nuts at the base but only did so half-heartedly since the tree is really ready to fall over. It seemed imminent.

Uh, that'd be Gabe.

Jim, this is the first year that I don't see at least some people at the beach. Times have changed I guess..the age of innocence is gone. The geese have made their mark too. If you had seen a Canadian Goose in the lake while you were camping you would have been shocked. I think Canadians should...

Tom, lets try Monkeyflower....Minulus ringens.

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I just don't know what to say about this. But, I thought I would post something to see if I could spur someone else to give an opinion on it. I have an opinion right now that would probably seem harsh to some.

If you decide to use it, its all yours. I'll send it directly to you if if you want. I took it off the site so that it does not wind up in someone else's hands. bob

Virginia Grendel?

Come up some time Al. I'd like to show it to you. It is a very small but very special stream.

I had a premonition of how tough it would be Guy. Usually hiking like that after a day of heating up the earth will tax a man to no end. I'm actually glad I didn't join in now. Great Turks Cap. I saw one with 12 flowers once down on the other side of the Mullica along the road from the...

Yes, that is the white fringed orchid. They nibble that like I do pretzels with beer. You are right, only a box will do. I hate to see them get eaten.

Here are some photos. My favorite stream in the pines. This was this morning, far upstream. This is green Woodland Orchid. They love wet spots. Round Sundew on the edge of the water. Short-leaved milkwort. Turks Cap Lily. Gotta shoot one every year. This one was...

Hmmm. Prunella vulgaris. Not a pine barren native. Weedy.

What kind of habitat was this Tom? Were there others?

Man-O-Man Turtle, that really is a bunch of redroot in there. Fantastic shot. The pink in there is probably meadow beauty...Rhexia virginica. I think that milkweed is Asclepais rubra, the very rare one. Nice find. And you are correct sir. It is a fantastic year for plants. I am having a...

Thats cool stuff Scott. PS: I don't like gravel operations. I wish they's take it from the ocean floor or something like that. They gouge and gouge and open the water table to unecessary evaporation. And you aren't fooling me. You like trees too.