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| Number | Thumbnail | Caption |
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Juneberry. | |
| 2 | ![]() |
Dog stinkhorn mushroom. | |
| 3 | ![]() |
Hedge mustard. | |
| 4 | ![]() |
Hedge mustard flower close up. | |
| 5 | ![]() |
Hedge mustard. | |
| 6 | ![]() |
Young hedge mustard. | |
| 7 | ![]() |
Purslane. | |
| 8 | ![]() |
Quickweed. Not good to eat. | |
| 9 | ![]() |
Greater Ragweed [Ambrosia trifida]. Not edible. Known for causing allergies. | |
| 10 | ![]() |
Garlic mustard, 2nd year. | |
| 11 | ![]() |
Poor man's pepper. | |
| 12 | ![]() |
Hedge mustard again. | |
| 13 | ![]() |
Lady's thumb. | |
| 14 | ![]() |
Wood sorrel. | |
| 15 | ![]() |
Burdock, 2nd year. See stalk. When no flowers is still edible. | |
| 16 | ![]() |
Burdock. Steve holding peeled stem. Boil one minute. | |
| 17 | ![]() |
Monarch butterfly. | |
| 18 | ![]() |
Boletus rubellus. | |
| 19 | ![]() |
Boletus rubellus. | |
| 20 | ![]() |
Pigskin poison puffballs. | |
| 21 | ![]() |
Little brown mushrooms. Too many look alike. People don't know if edible. | |
| 22 | ![]() |
Little brown mushrooms. | |
| 23 | ![]() |
Mica caps. Inky cap family. Turn to ink as they get older. Tasteless, but not poisonous. | |
| 24 | ![]() |
Fibercaps. Poisonous. See radial lines. | |
| 25 | ![]() |
Poison ivy. | |
| 26 | ![]() |
Epazote. | |
| 27 | ![]() |
Epazote leaf closeup. | |
| 28 | ![]() |
Mugwort. Can make tea. | |
| 29 | ![]() |
Mugwort. Deeply cut leaves. | |
| 30 | ![]() |
Epazote with flower. | |
| 31 | ![]() |
Horse nettle. In nightshade family. Poisonous. But the bees like it. | |
| 32 | ![]() |
Witch hazel. | |
| 33 | ![]() |
Kousa dogwood. | |
| 34 | ![]() |
European chestnut. | |
| 35 | ![]() |
Hawthorne. | |
| 36 | ![]() |
Hawthorne leaf. | |
| 37 | ![]() |
European blackberry. | |
| 38 | ![]() |
Common spicebush. | |
| 39 | ![]() |
Burdock, 1st year. | |
| 40 | ![]() |
Queen Anne's lace. 2nd year. Is wild carrot. | |
| 41 | ![]() |
Common evening primrose. | |
| 42 | ![]() |
Cattails. | |
| 43 | ![]() |
Black raspberry. First year no berries. | |
| 44 | ![]() |
Elderberry. Ripe in August. | |
| 45 | ![]() |
Common blackberry. | |
| 46 | ![]() |
Common blackberry. | |
| 47 | ![]() |
Purple flowering raspberry. | |
| 48 | ![]() |
Purple flowering raspberry. | |
| 49 | ![]() |
Poor man's pepper. | |
| 50 | ![]() |
Common mallow. | |
| 51 | ![]() |
Common mallow flower. | |
| 52 | ![]() |
Jewelweed. | |
| 53 | ![]() |
Wineberry. | |
| 54 | ![]() |
Lamb's quarters. | |
| 55 | ![]() |
Amaranth. Little black seeds in the Fall. | |
| 56 | ![]() |
Thistle. | |
| 57 | ![]() |
Pokeweed. Berries poison. Stems can be cooked in the Spring. | |
| 58 | ![]() |
Sweet wormwood. | |
| 59 | ![]() |
Goutweed. | |
| 60 | ![]() |
Goutweed flower. | |
| 61 | ![]() |
Elderberry flowers. Flowers edible. | |
| 62 | ![]() |
Burdock root. | |
| 63 | ![]() |
Enchanter's nightshades. Burrs stick to you. | |
| 64 | ![]() |
Juneberry. [This picture and following were taken on Jul 12th on a quick bike trip I made to the park. To replace some that hadn't come out well.] | |
| 65 | ![]() |
Juneberry. Berry closeup. | |
| 66 | ![]() |
Quickweed flower. | |
| 67 | ![]() |
Goutweed flower. | |
| 68 | ![]() |
Patch of goutweed in flower. | |
| 69 | ![]() |
Elderberry flower. | |
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Common spice bush berry. |
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