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Venado de Cola Blanca (Odocoileus virginianus)Observ.
becca778Descripción
I saw three deer on a very cloudy, rainy day in NATL. They were eating from bushes in the clearing. When I came too close they ran away and flashed their characteristic big white tails.
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makinano_a_012Descripción
Visual Description: This plant was around 2 feet in height and has 3 purple clusters of berries. This organism has rigid green leaves surrounded by many different other plants.
Defining Characteristics: This plant is a type of shrub that bears fruit. The fruit within this plant has seeds which makes this a seed vascular plant.
Habitat: This organism was found in Pinellas County on a trail near Fort Desoto. It was located under a tree that was providing it shade. They are typically found in moist woods or at coastal woodlands.
Reference: Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Plant Database
URL: https://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=caam2
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Lirios de Lluvia (Género Zephyranthes)Observ.
raven57Descripción
Pink flower seems wild but it's way too clean seamingly to be wild? Like it seems like something someone would plant what is it?
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