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Group of fungi, with decaying fruiting bodies, found along a forest trail.
Found on a sandy bank beside a small stream in a mixed hardwood, Appalachian ...
Found growing out of fine gravel along a roadside.
Growing on the forest floor in a mesophytic, mixed-hardwood forest beside a ...
Mixed hardwood forest. Three of these birds came in to pick over the spillage ...
Three birds came to a feeder loaded with finch seed. Feeder located at forest ...
Wingspan approximately 3 cm. Yellow-orange with black markings and white ...
Five centimeters long, with bright yellow-orange bands on the hind portion of ...
The scientific name, Amanita citrina, is not agreed for North American ...
I learned this species as Austroboletus betula, but this scientific name is now ...
These fungi had emerged in December 2013 and were still firm and apparently ...
Male woodpecker made repeated visits to a suet feeder located at the edge of my ...
Flowering plant, approximately 115 cm tall, with narrow, lanceolate leaves ...
Wingspan 36 - 38 mm., length 17 - 18 mm. Attracted to incandescent porch light.
Approximately two centimeters in length. Several individuals were observed with ...
Wingspan of approximately 24-27 mm.
Attracted to a fluorescent porch light. Surrounding area is a mix of mesophytic ...
Approximately 11 mm. in length.
Small nodules (4-6 mm), with a dull, dark brown color and a leathery skin. ...
Thin vine about 2 meters long with alternate, shallow-lobed leaves. Grasping ...
85-90 mm. long and 14-15 mm. wide, not including the spines.
Approximately 1 meter (just over three feet) long and up to 3 cm. wide. White ...
Two to two-and-a-half inches ( 4 - 5 cm) tall, growing in loose clusters. ...
diameter. Larger specimens were recorded in historical times. In 1770, near ...
historical times. In 1770, near the junction of the
were recorded in historical times. In 1770, near the junction of the
were recorded in historical times. In 1770, near the junction of the
