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Vaccinium ovalifolium
Deciduous shrub, average 6' tall. Leaves with smooth to slightly toothed margins. Flowers pink to bronze, urn-shaped, emerge before or with the leaves. Fruit a spherical, dull or shiny, deep-blue to blackish berry. Common in forest understory, or in forest openings from sea level to subalpine. Edible. Alaska blueberry (pink-bronze flowers & shiny berries) is included here.
Galium Mollugo - Found these cute leaves growing outside our vegetable garden in Putnam County, Carmel,NY. They get sun for most of the day. When/if flowers appear I will replace this photo with an updated one.
5-04-08
American - USAF - Rockwell B-1B bomber at RAF Fairford
From the Portfolio Album
An eclectic collection of images taken over the past 15 years
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A proposed handbill for last years Smooth Sailing night put on by Cheznouspresents.com and reallysmoothmusic.com
These gorgeous and manic animals were frantically running around and jumping in water waiting for food.
The Smooth corner facade of 62 William Street , a 9-story Renaissance-revival office building completed in 1896, renovated in 1984.
A few pictures from my dive trip over Thanksgiving 2007 to Cozumel, Mexico. I'm a little disappointed in how the pictures turned out. It was a little difficult to adjust the manual settings of my camera during the drift dives with moderately strong currents.
Smooth snake at New Forest Reptile Centre, Hampshire.
Coronella austriaca Laurenti, 1768
Colubridae
Squamata
Más de este photoshoot hecho al duo de Jazz "Smooth Jazz": @antonio_ricoveri
Asistente de Producción:
Eli Nou
Smooth Tare ‘Vicia tetrasperma’ - rare-very rare
Around flooded quarry north of Auchentibber Farm.
This plant may be far rarer than I list it, ie on the national scale? Does anybody know more.
Pellaea glabella (could be subsp. simplex or occidentalis). Early season growth so probably appearing more "green" compared to when it is more blue-green later in the season. Blue arrows attempt to point out sporangia and, at far right, to one of its reddish-brown stems.
May 31, 2014, Millcreek Canyon, Salt Lake County, Utah, at approx. 1780 m. Growing in a sheer limestone cliff with a shady western exposure, located some 6 meters above ground. Park City Formation (or possibly a lower exposed Thaynes Formation outcrop). Only this one plant observed. With Erigeron arenarioides.