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Dubautia arborea – Baum-Dubautia / Tree Dubautia
Baum-Dubautia (Dubautia arborea ((A. Gray) D. D. Keck)) Die Baum-Dubautia ist endemisch auf der Insel Hawai’i verbreitet, wo man sie in den höheren Regionen, etwa 2,125 – 3,100 m über dem Meeresspiege… more →
polynesian diversity
Anaphalis barnesii (C. E. C. Fisch.)
wrote 1 week ago: Barnes’ Perlpfötchen (Anaphalis barnesii) Barnes’ Perlpfötchen ist eine endemische Art d … more →
Wedelia oxylepis (S. F. Blake)
wrote 5 months ago: Guayaquil-Ochsenauge (Wedelia oxylepis) Diese Art ist nur anhand des Typusmaterials bekannt, das im … more →
Farewell Summer
wrote 7 months ago: It’s easy to see why old-timers here on the mountain have given the heartleaf aster (Symphiotrichum … more →
Weekly photo challenge: Big 2
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wrote 8 months ago: Of course, “big” is relative. This spiny fellow seems disproportionately large for his h … more →
Maryland Goldenaster
wrote 8 months ago: There are asters – and then there are goldenasters. Asters come in yellow, purple, and white, wherea … more →
Blazing Star -- Thriving on Rock Outcrops
wrote 9 months ago: Our harshest habitats are home to some of our most beautiful and delicate-looking plants. Blazing St … more →
Brown-eyed Susan
wrote 10 months ago: Brown-eyed Susan This morning, I came across Brown-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia triloba) blooming in profus … more →
Binocular Bird, Olympic Fish, Debuting Dog
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wrote 1 year ago: Here’s a look at some of what’s been happening at The Naturalist’s Notebook over t … more →
Busy Afternoon on the Vernonia
wrote 9 months ago: Bees are buzzing, butterflies are nectaring, and beetles are mating on the Vernonia (ironweed) this … more →
