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QUBEs Jumbo- 44202- has been a beast that has eluded me over the year. Having never been sighted by myself travelling up here until recently, a combination of bad luck and not having a camera with me has led to me never having captured it. Today I was not going to miss it, and I snapped 44202, FL220 and an RL passing by Ourimbah
Family: Sarraceniaceae
Florida Distribution: Hamilton, Columbia and Alachua counties
Ecosystem Type: flatwoods, bogs and acid swamps
Rarity: frequent
Interesting Facts: carnivorous plant
Family: Myricaceae
Florida Distribution: nearly throughout
Ecosystem Type: hammocks, swamps, cypress domes, flatwoods, upland mixed forests, fresh to slightly brackish marshes
Rarity: common
Interesting Facts: wax for candles; good bird food
Photo credit: Fred Nation
Single unit MZ 1437 is about to exit Botany Yard as it heads west en route to M.I.S.T. at Minto.
053459 15 July 2012
Family: Lamiaceae
Florida Distribution: Liberty, Franklin, Gulf, and Bay Counties
Ecosystem Type: wet flatwoods and bogs
Rarity: rare
Interesting Facts: endangered
Photo credit: Robin Kennedy
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Taken at the New York Botanical Gardens in the Bronx.
Creative Commons photo by ideonexus. Please feel free to reuse for any purpose!
Botany Bay is a stunning beach that lies between Margate and Broadstairs. Golden sand, rockpools and chalkcliffs.