Identificaciones de stonemtnhiker
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Tréboles Agrios o Vinagreras (Género Oxalis)Observ.
annkatrinroseDescripción
Woodsorrel leaves along the trail. Someone said they look like Oxalis montana but I think it's more likely a yellow-blooming species. I've seen the yellow flowers later in the year, but none of the white ones.
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Pastos de Ojos Azules (Género Sisyrinchium)Observ.
annkatrinroseDescripción
Blooming in the grassy area near the parking lot at Osborne Mountain Overlook on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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Trébol Rojo Eurasiático (Trifolium pratense)Observ.
larrydaleDescripción
A large patch of Red Clovers found right beside a Milkweed patch.
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Algodoncillo Común (Asclepias syriaca)Observ.
larrydaleDescripción
A large colony of Common Milkweed at the tip of a Wheat field. Probably so large because they spread aggressively through Rhizomes. Only a couple were in bloom and I only seen one Monarch Butterfly.
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larrydaleDescripción
This Sourwood Tree had fell right at the edge of a forest line. I was able to get a beautiful picture of it's blossom.
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Lobelia Cardenal (Lobelia cardinalis)Observ.
larrydaleDescripción
Went out fishing and I see this beauty, never occured to me that I would see this plant (because they love water). I was scouting to see if there were any seeds but i didn't see any, probably because there prime pollinators, hummingbirds and butterflies were nowhere in to be seen, literally I set there for 3 hours and didn't see anything.
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
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