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January 6, 2019 Leave a comment

Woodland pinedrops

The obsession with non-photosynthesizing parasitic plants continues!

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One more azalea— tis the season

It’s absurd that something so lovely could be called “Squirrel Corn” (Dicentra canadensis)

Marveled at so much beauty, sniffed so many blooms, learned so much at @thencarboretum Native Azalea Day thanks to @thecarsonellis

Just the cutest lil semi-aquatic pit viper tucked into the trunk of a cypress tree 🥹

Spring spider lily (Hymenocallis liriosme)

Came for the birds, stayed for the reptiles

Carnivorous pale pitcher plants (Sarracenia alata) in the wet pine savanna

Baby’s first cottonmouth— look at that lil yellow tail tip 😍

The falls from afar

Praying mantis egg cases all over the garden 🥰

Outer Banks honeymoon was full of tundra swans and raw oysters and what more could I ask for

Will never get over this

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