You've gotta make it happen, Eric! There are populations in NY, right?
I've seen these, but had the same concern about visibility (and looking crazy)
there are lots up here, and when you are getting chomped, vanity goes out the window
Cypripedium reginae in situ (also Platanthera hyperborea) *Lots of pics*
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there are lots up here, and when you are getting chomped, vanity goes out the window
toddybear
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Great show! Neither of these species are currently blooming in Newfoundland...maybe another 3-4 weeks.
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Crazy! They must have such a short growing season.
seems like some Parthenocissus in the first picture....it would be a shame to see invasives in such an otherwise pristine environment. These reginae are beautiful - thanks for sharing all your pix - like being there without having to put miles on the car
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seems like some Parthenocissus in the first picture....it would be a shame to see invasives in such an otherwise pristine environment. These reginae are beautiful - thanks for sharing all your pix - like being there without having to put miles on the car
Actually, the Virginia Creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia) is native to our woodlands/forests in Minnesota. In fact I usually see it most often in healthy, rich forests. I've not seen it have the damaging effects I've heard of it having in other parts of the country.
