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10.03.2020 One year ago today
Eliza’s post from Hawley Bog for Wordless Wednesday reminded me that a) I hadn’t been there yet this year and b) I had been there last year on this day. When I went back and looked at some of the … Continue reading
07.10.2016 Steve and the Giant Purple Pitcher Plant
We’ve needed rain and got a little this morning while I was at Hawley Bog. Very little. But that didn’t stop me from getting soaked. The bushes and tall grass were leaning over the boardwalk and heavy with the mist/drizzle … Continue reading
Posted in Closeup Photography, Flora, macro photography, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts, wildflower portrait, Wildflowers
Tagged carnivorous plant, Hawley Bog, native flowers, native orchid, native plants, native species, native wildflowers, Pitcher Plant, Purple Pitcher Plant, Sarracenia purpurea, The Nature Conservancy, wetland species
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09.15.2015 Purple Pitcher Plant
Pitcher plants are so interesting. They eat animals. Nature allows so much diversity in attaining nourishment. I would guess we all are familiar with the Venus Flytrap and many have seen these carnivorous plants too. There are so many varied … Continue reading
09.14.2015 Sure, why not…Monday ‘shroom
Well, I am sitting here in relative panic mode. I just boxed up and UPSed off my 5D Mark II to Canon for a clean and check. There are a few spots on the sensor that my Sensor Swabs cannot … Continue reading
07.23.2014 It’s all about the light
Monday morning at the bog. Since I am now a retired (semi) guy, I have three day weekends with Mondays being the new Sunday. I saw a photograph of a White-fringed Orchid on Facebook by a friend Sunday evening and … Continue reading
Posted in Closeup Photography, Flora, Landscape, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts, Wildflowers
Tagged Dawn, flora, fog, Habenaria blephariglottis, Hawley Bog, landscape, Massachusetts, New England, Northern Pitcher Plant, Platanthera blephariglottis, Sarracenia purpurea, sunrise, The Nature Conservancy, western massachusetts, White-fringed Orchid, wild orchid, Wildflowers
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