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buffer
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8/13/2021
sneezeweed - yellow blooms
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7/02/2021
swamp milkweed and vervain
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3/24/2021
junco in spring
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Suddenly, this morning, a flock of migrating Dark-eyed Juncos appeared in the buffer at the edge of the pond. These sparrows, Junco hyemal...
2/01/2021
bulrush
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Some plants stand through winter, displaying their structure and form with monochrome colors frosted in snow.
1/10/2021
velvetleaf
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Many plants, which bloom and fruit in the warm growing season, stand bravely throughout the winter to ensure its seeds are fully distributed...
9/24/2020
lavender asters
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Asters in the Symphyotrichum genus may be blue, lavender, or white, and many shades of those colors. These lavender flowers, blooming now...
9/17/2020
lobelia still vibrant
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The native perennial wildflower still showing vibrant periwinkle blooms in the riparian buffer is Blue Lobelia Lobelia siphilitica. It also...
9/09/2020
grasshopper on coneflower
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On the blooming coneflowers, a Two-striped Grasshopper Melanoplus bivittatus rests in the sunshine. This grasshopper usually lives in sunn...
8/17/2020
Coneflower seed harvest
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It is time to harvest some wildflower seeds, in order to expand the native plant population in the riparian buffer surrounding our pond. Th...
8/01/2020
protecting native plants
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You might see me pulling weeds, snipping tree sprouts, or clipping seed heads in the riparian buffer surrounding our pond. This is necessar...
7/23/2020
horsetail
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Horsetail Equisetum spp. is a living dinosaur among plants; it belongs to a plant family that dates back to 350 million years ago. On the ...
7/12/2020
Mountain Mint blooming
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Blooming now in the riparian buffer around the pond - - Virginia Mountain Mint, Pycnanthemum virginianum. Look for them as 2 or 3 fo...
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