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The red veins of this plants is a warning to tortoises who dont eat it just because it has this colouring...smart animal!
MORE PHOTOS TO COME -- Richard Bumstead shows off the University of Chicago campus and its various plantings August 2, 2010. (Photo by Jason Smith)
GROVELAND, California (June 16, 2025) – Tonya Bills, Groveland District Biologist, and Brian Hux, Groveland Natural Resource Specialist work along Forest Road 1S12 in the El Portal area to flag all known Regional Forester’s Sensitive plant occurrences on the district as well as infestations of invasive species. The work is the beginning phase of work in support of the El Portal Fuel break. (U.S. Forest photos by Benjamin Cossel)
The Deli Magazine - Philly's 3rd Anniversary Bash at Kung Fu Necktie, Philadelphia, Pa. with Botany, Power Animal, The Homophones, Orbit to Leslie, and Dangerous Ponies.
GROVELAND, California (June 16, 2025) – Tonya Bills, Groveland District Biologist, and Brian Hux, Groveland Natural Resource Specialist work along Forest Road 1S12 in the El Portal area to flag all known Regional Forester’s Sensitive plant occurrences on the district as well as infestations of invasive species. The work is the beginning phase of work in support of the El Portal Fuel break. (U.S. Forest photos by Benjamin Cossel)
Book illustrated by Sowerby, John E. (John Edward), 1825-1870. Described with an introduction and a key to the natural orders by Johnson, C. Pierpoint (Charles Pierpoint), 1893. Published in London by Sowerby, 1860.
Veronica montana L.
Wood speedwell
Data label;
Found in Gadds Hill Wood in the East side / Veronica Montana / Mountain madwort / Withering p 16
Watching the sunset over Botany Bay was a perfect way to end a day checking out Sydney's southern beaches
GROVELAND, California (June 16, 2025) – Tonya Bills, Groveland District Biologist, and Brian Hux, Groveland Natural Resource Specialist work along Forest Road 1S12 in the El Portal area to flag all known Regional Forester’s Sensitive plant occurrences on the district as well as infestations of invasive species. The work is the beginning phase of work in support of the El Portal Fuel break. (U.S. Forest photos by Benjamin Cossel)