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Laurine White Wild Indigo
White Wild Indigo commented on by Laurine Springfield, Illinois, USA12 years ago

The Wild Blue Indigo was traditionally used as a dye. I've never read whether or not the White Indigo was used in the same manner. There are a number of varieties of Baptisia but the only ones I've seen locally are the blue & white.

Laurine Unnamed spotting
Unnamed spotting commented on by Laurine Québec, Canada12 years ago

Could be a Polyphemus Moth.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antheraea_p...

Laurine Nemesia
Nemesia commented on by Laurine Vienna, Niederösterreich, Austria12 years ago

Could it possibly be a Nemesia? It looks similar.

http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/619...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nemesia_(pl...)

Laurine Blue dasher Dragonfly
Blue dasher Dragonfly commented on by Laurine Atlanta, Georgia, USA12 years ago

Good photo!!

Laurine Red-winged Blackbird
Red-winged Blackbird commented on by Laurine Springfield, Illinois, USA12 years ago

Thank you!!

Laurine Daylilly
Daylilly commented on by Laurine Springfield, Illinois, USA12 years ago

Thank you!!

Laurine Achillea
Achillea commented on by Laurine Springfield, Illinois, USA12 years ago

Thank you!!

Laurine Cooper's Hawk
Cooper's Hawk commented on by Laurine Springfield, Illinois, USA12 years ago

Thank you!!

Laurine Fox Squirrel
Fox Squirrel commented on by Laurine Springfield, Illinois, USA12 years ago

Thank you!!

Laurine Orchid
Orchid commented on by Laurine Springfield, Illinois, USA12 years ago

Nice catch!! It is a Dendrobium hybrid. Thanks!!

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