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Unknown spotting commented on by SchuylerMunden Albany, New York, USA12 years ago

Azalea, which is in the Rhododendron genus.

What? commented on by SchuylerMunden Guanacaste, Costa Rica12 years ago

Looks like Wax Scale from the picture...http://www.invasive.org/browse/subinfo.cfm?sub=13064

Sequoia commented on by SchuylerMunden Washington, USA12 years ago

http://www.sciencedaily.com/articles/s/s... or Sequoia

Sequoia commented on by SchuylerMunden Washington, USA12 years ago

Dawn Redwood..

Southern Magnolia commented on by SchuylerMunden Lat: 34.72 Lon: -76.7312 years ago

Thanks KarenL, It incorporates a lot of my loves, Plants. Nature and Photography !

Unknown spotting commented on by SchuylerMunden Risaralda, Colombia12 years ago

Definitely looks like a type of Weevil to me.

Unnamed spotting commented on by SchuylerMunden Ithaca, New York, USA12 years ago

Dead Blue Jay

Unknown spotting commented on by SchuylerMunden Toronto, Canada12 years ago

This juniper actually looks like Parsons juniper.. Not much to go on with that picture..

Unknown spotting commented on by SchuylerMunden Toronto, Canada12 years ago

There are so many types of junipers. The picture you have shown looks like the branch is dead. The other green parts look as if they have spider mites..a small mite that sucks the chlorophyll out of the plant making it look faded to tan in color. One juniper that turns bronze to red after a frost is Andorra Juniper. http://www.naturehills.com/product/andor...

Plumerillo commented on by SchuylerMunden Valle del Cauca, Colombia12 years ago

Looks similar to a Mimosa...It has the same compound leaves...

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