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A Walk on the Wild(flower) Side

Wildflower walk in Mianus River Gorge Preserve with Westchester Land Trust and Pound Ridge Land Conservancy
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Dave explains the identity of the may apple
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Dave explains the identity of the may apple

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  • Tate Bushell of Pound Ridge Land Conservancy points out features of wildflowers on the trail
  • Dave Emerson of Westchester Land trust elucidates the mysteries of wildflower communities we see along the trail
  • Emerging solomon's seal
  • Emerging canada mayflower
  • A blood root flower sighted by a participant along the trail
  • Unfurling blood root flower sighted by a participant along the trail
  • Blooming blood root along trail
  • Duthman's britches
  • Dave explains the identity of the may apple
  • May apple stand along the trail
  • An emerging skunk cabbage in the wetland
  • Emerging skunk cabbage in a streamside wetland
  • Wet dog trillium within the first fenced in wildflower enclosure along the trail. The fenced in transect has been used to study the ability of native wildflowers to re-emerge when protected from the deer population.
  • Unfurling Rue Anenome Flower - ID courtesy of Dave Emerson of Westchester Land Trust
  • Rue anenome
  • Rue anenome
  • Rod Christie - director of Mianus River Gorge Preserve with participants
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