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Tuesday, April 17, 2018

The Weekends flowers


Just a collage of some stuff blooming this past weekend.



The Trillium kurabayashii saga continues as a friend took pics of this up near Detroit lake....way out of its known range. Looks like a species undergoing a rapid range expansion. ...hmmm one for the scientists to debug?  My theory is that it's a spontaneous mutation of T.albidum.


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