I've been trying to figure out how to use a site called iNaturalist. https://www.inaturalist.org/ It allows you to enter your nature observations, and helps you make identifications. All observations have the potential to become research data. It's not the most user-friendly site but I'm not giving up. If you want to follow my observations, my username is Dreamweaver.
The local retired florist turned his front yard into a flower garden. When we scootered by today, it was a carpet of blue and white (flowers yet to be identified) playing host to a plethora of bees. Unfortunately they did not show up on the video.
Found this one sunning itself along the Luce Line River Trail. It's a Garter Snake. It's non-venomous.
I'm trying to identify this tree. Can anyone help?
Tamarack?
Isn't that a birch tree?
ReplyDeleteI think so too but which kind?
ReplyDeleteWhite birch?
ReplyDeleteLook at the ones in front of my parents old house on the corner of Glen and Division..
DeleteNo, that one I do know. I'm thinking Silver.
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