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7 Comments

tawestbr
tawestbr 13 years ago

I believe that's a fertile frond from ostrich fern. they are persistent thru the winter

tawestbr
tawestbr 13 years ago

I believe that's a fertile frond from ostrich fern. they are persistent thru the winter

DanaWard
DanaWard 13 years ago

Looks like the spore fronds of a cinnamon fern, or similar species.

starkissed.sunshine
starkissed.sunshine 13 years ago

What types of areas was it found?

starkissed.sunshine
starkissed.sunshine 13 years ago

Huh, that's strange. I wanted to say it was princess pine when I seen the thumbnail, but the larger pic clearly shows its not. I think I'm gonna see if I can find some tomorrow...

DarinHawley
DarinHawley 13 years ago

I agree, but its not a pine twig stuck in the snow. There were lots of these poking through and no pines around. I wish I had a better camera than my mobile phone, they actually look like some kind of small fern or moss.

starkissed.sunshine
starkissed.sunshine 13 years ago

It looks like a branch stuck on the snow, or a tiny pine..

DarinHawley
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DarinHawley

Minnesota, USA

Spotted on Feb 19, 2011
Submitted on Feb 19, 2011

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