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Spring 2019 (ES)
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May 1, 2019 - First visit of the year

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First pitcher plant flower of the year.
Six weeks after a prescribed burn, the site was looking good.   But we only saw one flower fully opened...



Ferns
Ferns unfurling...



We returned to the site four days later so that our friend visiting
from Oregon could see the pitchers plants in their glory:


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Beautiful fern glade
Mostly New York Fern, but also Cinnamon
Fern, Royal Fern, Marsh Fern and others.



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Lotsa pitchers!


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Pitcher flower


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Pitcher flower


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Pitchers in habitat


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Pitcher flower


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Pitcher plants


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Pitcher flower


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Pitcher and open trap-door.


Sundew
Spoonleaf Sundew   (Drosera intermedia)



May 23:

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Still lotsa pitchers!


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Examples of several pitcher flowers...


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Wrap_up



Bladderwort
Horned Bladderwort   (Utricularia cornuta)


Sundew
Spoonleaf Sundew


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Narrow-leaf Blue-eyed Grass   (Sisyrinchium angustifolium)


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Pitchers and Colicroot


Colicroot
White Colicroot   (Aletris farinosa)



June 1st:

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Bladderwort


Bladderwort
This is by far the best I've seen this little colony do.


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Bog Candles, aka Swamp Candles   (Lysimachia terrestris)


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Bog Candles


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Bog Candles


Skullcap
Helmet Skullcap   (Scutellaria integrifolia)



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