Another batch of June flowers from Oyster Bay:
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So soft! |
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In a crack in driftwood. Unidentified, about 6 inches tall. |
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More of the same. A baby peppergrass, maybe? |
I've been checking each plant I've photographed with a 2005 checklist of vascular plants from the Oyster Bay Shoreline Park. So far, everything has been on the list, but I couldn't find these stonecrops.
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A daisy. The disc flowers develop from the edges inward. |
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Large-headed sedge, Carex macrocephala. I sat on a clean patch of sand to get this photo, and was attacked by a stray seed pod. Those babies are sharp! |
And there's more! But I'll be offline for a few days. Coming up when I'm back: holey seaweed, black-saucer lichen, grasses ...
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