Tamarac Craig

Minnesota Master Naturalist, BWBR and NWGL Minnesota Master Naturalist Instructor Tamarac NWR Volunteer AIS Team Leader

Tamarac NWR, Minnesota

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Early False-Morel commented on by Tamarac Craig Minnesota, USA10 years ago

Thank you gully, I am certainly not a fungi expert or even amateur. Several of us saw them and thought they were the real thing...this is a good example of why I dont collect and eat morels, since I know there are fake ones that wont do you any good.

Unknown spotting commented on by Tamarac Craig Minnesota, USA10 years ago

Really need some help with this one. Have looked through my field guide and don't see anything that looks even close to it. Any ID help will be appreciated.

Maple leaf commented on by Tamarac Craig Minnesota, USA11 years ago

would guess this is a silver maple, but not 100% sure

Woodpecker holes commented on by Tamarac Craig Minnesota, USA11 years ago

great excavations and in your area its likely a pileated woodpecker

Unknown Sighting commented on by Tamarac Craig Perham, Minnesota, USA11 years ago

great posting Amber, next you need to identify it. :-)

Unknown spotting commented on by Tamarac Craig Minnesota, USA11 years ago

showy pink ladyslipper

Unknown spotting commented on by Tamarac Craig Waubun, Minnesota, USA11 years ago

sugar maple

Unnamed spotting commented on by Tamarac Craig Waubun, Minnesota, USA11 years ago

sugar maple

Smooth Sumac commented on by uscg4fun Minnesota, USA11 years ago

i believe i will continue with the ID i have since that species is common in our area and poison sumac is very rare in northern Minnesota

Trumpeter Swans commented on by uscg4fun Minnesota, USA11 years ago

Yes it took a lot of work, more negotiating than the CSO had to do this week for their new contract! Pens and Cobbs are tough negotiators, they wanted increased health benefits and more potholes! lol!!!