Flower ID

[Teegate]

Nice Tom! You had a great day to explore there today.

Guy

 

[bobpbx]

Wharton again

Tom, is that first one Bidens coronata? What did Ted call it?
Nice shot of the blue curls.
Is that Solidago stricta? Nice stand if so. On the side of 206?

 

[oji]

Ted called it Bidens coronata and the middle one Ludwigia sphaerocarpa. The Solidago stricta was along 206. Also saw a field full of Eupatorium resinosum.

 

[bobpbx]

Ted called it Bidens coronata and the middle one Ludwigia sphaerocarpa. The Solidago stricta was along 206. Also saw a field full of Eupatorium resinosum.

Was that the field in the floodplain on the west side of 206 where the guardrails are?

Where I was along the Mullica today, there was quite a lot of it. Here is a particularly large clump:

 

[bobpbx]

Was that the field in the floodplain on the west side of 206 where the guardrails are?

Where I was along the Mullica today, there was quite a lot of it. Here is a particularly large clump:

PS: Tom, that last one is H. densiflorum?

 

[oji]

Was that the field in the floodplain on the west side of 206 where the guardrails are?

Yes they were and I think some of the Bidens were there also. The last picture is a Goldenrod maybe called flattop or grassleaved. Also the plant in post 612 pic#5 is Portulaca pilosa.

 

[oji]

I've seen tons of Rhexia but this one caught my eye.

 

[bobpbx]

I've seen tons of Rhexia but this one caught my eye.

Good photo. Prominent anther size.

 

[bobpbx]

The last picture is a Goldenrod maybe called flattop or grassleaved.

Euthamia tenuifolia. Can you send me the original photo via email? I'd like to see the individual flower heads.

 

[oji]

Swan Bay WMA

 

[oji]

Franklin Parker Preserve

 

[oji]

More from both spots.

 

[Teegate]

Franklin Parker Preserve

The second photo is one of your best so far. Nice!

Guy

 

[oji]

Thanks Guy, An eagle flew out of a tree 30 feet in front of me and my camera was in my backpack.

 

[lakesgirl]

beautiful pictures!

 

[bobpbx]

All nice photos Tom. That rush is Juncus effusus or Juncus pylea depending upon who you talk to.

 

[oji]

All nice photos Tom. That rush is Juncus effusus or Juncus pylea depending upon who you talk to.

Bob, If you look closely it is actually a triangle in cross section. Also, what is picture 2 in post 630? It looks like little pieces of candy on a stick.

 

[bobpbx]

Bob, If you look closely it is actually a triangle in cross section. Also, what is picture 2 in post 630? It looks like little pieces of candy on a stick.

Tommy, I think that is a smart weed! There are many of them.....it does kind of remind me of the fruits.

 

[oji]

Prenanthes autumnalis starting to bloom.

 

[Teegate]

Prenanthes autumnalis starting to bloom.

That is a nice scene Tom. Thanks for sharing that one!

Guy