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WillPollard

Brooklyn, NY

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WillPollard Indian Pipe
Indian Pipe commented on by WillPollard East Ridge, Tennessee, USA10 years ago

never seen one with a red tinge to it. awesome!

WillPollard Witches butter
Witches butter commented on by WillPollard New Jersey, USA10 years ago

thanks for the ID chester!

WillPollard Grape leaffolder
Grape leaffolder commented on by WillPollard NYC, New York, USA10 years ago

thanks! i am clueless with invertebrates!

WillPollard Blue dasher
Blue dasher commented on by WillPollard NYC, New York, USA10 years ago

thanks for the ID help!

WillPollard Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by WillPollard Oklahoma, USA10 years ago

Could be prostrate knotweed

WillPollard Service berry
Service berry commented on by WillPollard NYC, New York, USA10 years ago

serviceberry is in the rose family. i guess they're cousins.

WillPollard Ailanthus webworm
Ailanthus webworm commented on by WillPollard Vineland, New Jersey, USA11 years ago

thank you! really appreciate the ID!

greenskydesigns American Swallow Tail (female)
American Swallow Tail (female) commented on by greenskydesigns Ottawa, Ontario, Canada11 years ago

looks like a Spicebush or female Eastern Tiger Swallowtail

greenskydesigns Black Swallowtail
Black Swallowtail commented on by greenskydesigns New Jersey, USA11 years ago

they are Swamp milkweed (Asclepias incarnata)

greenskydesigns Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by greenskydesigns Unity, Maine, USA12 years ago

a Rudbeckia... maybe subtomentosa

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