Visited a site for the West Virginia Rare Showy Lady's Slipper on a rainy day.
See the story and more Cyp pictures here . Below are additional photos and other wildflowers seen on that day
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A Triple- This picture shows the various stages of bloom, all on one plant, that I saw throughout the site. |
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I saw several that seemed to begin opening upside down and then rotate upright as it progressed
This wildflower was scattered throughout the site, Devils Bit is in the Lily family and is endangered or rare in several Eastern states.
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I was stumbling through the forest headed for the truck in somewhat of a hurry with thunder rolling across the mountains when I caught a glimpse of white at the edge of a small stream. I took a couple of hurried photos and was zooming to make sure I had one in focus when I noticed the lace like petals of this plant. Another first for me;
Two Leaf Mitrewort.
And finally; a couple of introduced plants from the roadsides going to and from the site. One, Blueweed, is reported to have been introduced to America in the 1600's; that's before my family came over.
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Thanks,
Charles