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Old 06-16-2008, 05:27 PM
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Ok, I just took a look. Its the same flower structure. So at least we got the right family. I will keep an eye on these little guys and see what they do. If they don't grow up, I am calling my mentor because that would mean new species, muahaha. Yea right.
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I am a graduate Landscape Architect and retired botanist for the US Forest Service. I am currently doing professional photography in the flora area.
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Cool!! At this point, I am learning botany, a lot I don't know. Landscape architecture, what is involved in learning that, and how hard is it to get a degree in that?
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Ross, That looks just like the one we have in east TX (great photo, as usual). It is a true vascular plant, not a fungus. The photos looked different than what I've seen too. I just thought it would point him in the right direction. I could be wrong.
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Not hard, just takes 5 years! Frederick Law Olmstead was one of the first and is credited as the designer of Central Park - You know that one, right The issue with all these sciences is the time it takes to memorize thousands of plants. People are amazed when I say I know a certain plant that no one else seems to know. But I had to memorize and be able to rote over 3000 plants when I was ready to graduate. That meant not only the plant name and ID (Latin) but also the cultural requirements! I still remember some of them Now I ad the orchids just for fun!
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LOL on that NOID spider, thats not what I would be concerned about, I so hate spiders, even more then bud blast
Really enjoyed your photos Tindo, thanks for sharing
I knew you we're a smarty pants Ross
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I don't think Ross' smarts are in his pants
but I know he is one well-learned man

Awesome photos, Tin
Nothing like a little walk in the woods to settle the soul

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Hi all,

Went back today. Didn't find too much new stuff. The white translucent flowers are growing taller, looking more and more like Indian Pipe.

Ok, today saw the Day lillies in flower. And found whats called Motherwort. Alien species both of them.

Saw lots of yellow warblers, a bunny, and more toads. Sorry, no pics of these guys.


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