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annebarbour1Περιγραφή
With Dale Leadbeater, Ellie Larsen and John Vandenberg.
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annebarbour1Περιγραφή
with Dale Leadbeater and Kawartha Field Nats surveying for CKL Flora Project. Is this a Tree Cricket?
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wdvanhemΠεριγραφή
This is a male T. pubescens in an advanced flowering state so the filaments have become weak and droopy. Notice the short apicules on the anthers, short anthers relative to filament length and eglandular abaxial leaf surfaces and petioles.
At the edge of a dry, sandy mixed forest.
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Καναδικός Λύγκας (Lynx canadensis)Παρατηρητής
pcarelessΗμερομηνία
Ιανουάριος 2022Περιγραφή
Meow! Discovered and photographed by Dustan Pinkerton. Thank you so much Dustan for sharing this with us - an epic find for our Wildlands area!
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annebarbour1Περιγραφή
with Kawartha Field Naturalists. ID'd by one of the participants.
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michael_oldhamΤόπος
Canada, Ontario KENORA County, Sutton River Coastline Important Bird Area (IBA), E side of the mouth of the Sutton R on the coast of Hudson Bay, ca. 88 km E of mouth of Winisk River; Lat Long accuracy 100m (Google, OSM)Περιγραφή
M.J. Oldham 37879b; specimen record; replicates at ISC, NHIC# 11977; identified as B. tunux by D.R. Farrar Nov. 2019 from specimen scan ("the smaller stocky ones with rounded pinnae") (mixed collection with B. lunaria, 37879a, https://inaturalist.ca/observations/101043359); open, flat low, vegetated beach ridge near Hudson Bay coast; local; new to Ontario
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karenlandersonΤόπος
McKim-Garsonnin Property (Kawartha Land Trust)Kawartha Lakes, ON L0A 1K0, Canada (Google, OSM)
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mhalstedΠεριγραφή
Interestingly enough the auto suggestion is Cream Violet.
And none of these groups are mixed in with Confederate Violets.
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annebarbour1Περιγραφή
Tops of the leaves are bright green; they have some specks, but they don't look pubescent like the sample photos.
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andyfyonΠεριγραφή
Striped Coralroot (Corallorhiza striata), pink, Little Long Road Hwy 634, ON, June 16/22
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wdvanhemΗμερομηνία
Σεπτέμβριος 2022Περιγραφή
Comparison of Bartonia virginica (B.v.) and B. paniculata (B.p.) found in different microsites of the same wetland complex in Muskoka District, Ontario.
B.v:
- Petals obtuse with apiculate apices
- Subopposite flower and leaf arrangement
B.p.:
- Petals acute, without apiculate apices
- Alternate flower and leaf arrangement
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jacqueline_weberΠεριγραφή
Only one individual found, growing in the centre of the trail.
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gaylecarlyleΠεριγραφή
Found on Prairie Smoke alvar, the eastern edge.
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graeserrΠεριγραφή
Tall plant, orange, triangular keyhole nectar hole. Same plant as observed by chizukotsurumi & cnycharles.
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annebarbour1Περιγραφή
Two came into my moth trap. One laid eggs on the egg carton.
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annebarbour1Περιγραφή
What are these black slugs that love pumpkin? Counted 24.
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Κοινός Ιπτάμενος Σκίουρος (Glaucomys volans)Παρατηρητής
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This is an adult male Southern Flying Squirrel compared to 2 of the last specimens of Northern Flying Squirrel preserved from MA. The most recent preserved specimen was from Belchertown, Hampshire Co. on May 24, 1968. The species may still exist in MA, but if so, its range has contracted and numbers have significantly declined.
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rroutledgeΠεριγραφή
subulate sepal tips subterminal; w/o dense matted hairs inflor; glandular hairs obvious
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mossy_stoneΠεριγραφή
Hairless leaf edges, hairless stems, leaf bases encircle stem.
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pcarelessΠεριγραφή
flowers on single stocks. also odd rosette like plants nearby (see last image)... could these be plants being parasitized?
