In addition to some remaining trilliums, I found this delicate-looking White Baneberry a.k.a. Doll's eyes (Actaea pachypoda).
"There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemmas of one who cannot" - Aldo Leopold
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Showing posts with label doll's eyes. Show all posts
2016/05/25
Flora survey in Gatineau & macro photos of beetles
Yesterday I was at Gatineau Park helping out with the joint lab flora/fauna survey. The survey is slowly coming to an end as the canopy closes over, the spring ephemerals start to set seed, and the pollinators complete their nesting stage.
Labels:
ant,
baneberry,
borer,
doll's eyes,
flower,
Gatineau,
leaf chafer beetle,
Ontario,
Ottawa,
Quebec,
scarab beetle,
trillium
2013/08/12
Windy Pine BioBlitz - Day 2
On our second day at Windy Pine, we first went canoeing and then hiked in the forest looking at fungi in the morning.
Kushog Lake in the morning.
Labels:
baneberry,
berry,
bracket mushroom,
cloud,
coral,
doll's eyes,
fungi,
gall,
indian pipe,
lake,
Lake Kushog,
larvae,
lichen,
loon,
mushroom,
Ontario,
trail
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