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Walk to the Quarry Muskeg

August 7, 2013August 7, 2008 by matt goff

Many-flowered Sedge (Carex pluriflora)

Leafhopper (Evacanthus grandipes)

Common Plantain (Plantago major)

Slime Mold

Yellow Slime Mold

Orange Hygrocybe

Orange Hygrocybe

Star Sedge (Carex echinata)

Juncus tenuis(?)

Juncus tenuis(?)

Smooth-stem Sedge (Carex laeviculmis)

Smooth-stem Sedge (Carex laeviculmis)

Smooth-stem Sedge (Carex laeviculmis)

Star Sedge (Carex echinata)

Juncus sp

Juncus sp

Unidentified Mushroom

Unidentified Mushroom

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Categories flora, insects, photojournal Tags Carex pluriflora, Evacanthus grandipes, Indian River Valley, Plantago major, Slime Mold

Swan Lake Vegetation

Quarry Muskeg and Totem Park

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