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Richmond, Rhode Island 02812
(Photos)
Carex comosa (bearded sedge), Beaver River, Richmond, RI
Pontederia cordata (pickerelweed), Beaver River, Richmond, RI
Carex lupulina (hop sedge), Beaver River, Richmond, RI
Glyceria canadensis (rattlesnake manna grass), Beaver River, Richmond, RI
Carex utriculata (swollen-beaked sedge), Beaver River, Richmond, RI
Carex utriculata (swollen-beaked sedge), Beaver River, Richmond, RI
Carex bullata (button sedge), Carolina Management Area, Richmond, RI
Carex intumescens (greater bladder sedge), Carolina Management Area, Richmond, RI
Carex intumescens (greater bladder sedge), Carolina Management Area, Richmond, RI
Carex bullata (button sedge), Carolina Management Area, Richmond, RI
Carex bullata (button sedge), Carolina Management Area, Richmond, RI
Meadow Brook floodplain, Carolina Management Area, Richmond, RI
Carex intumescens (greater bladder sedge), Carolina Management Area, Richmond, RI
Carolina in Richmond, RI: the Octagon House.
An empty beaver pond, recently drained after the dam was washed away in a December storm. Beaver River Preserve, Richmond, RI.
Frosty field of little bluestem on the first day of Winter, Hillsdale Preserve Management Area, Richmond, RI
Beaver River, Richmond, RI. A few days prior to this photo, after a massive rain event, a small man-made dam, and a large beaver-made dam washed away, draining a 12-acre pond. I'm eager to see what grow in the new meadow.
A forest opening after massive oak die-off. More light for sedges, blueberries and huckleberries. The oaks were defoliated by Spongy Moth and Orange-tipped Oakworm Moth caterpillars multiple years in a row. Hillsdale Preserve Management Area, Richmond,
Peat mats in a poor fen (bog), Richmond, RI
Chocolate Tube Slime, (Stemonitis splendens), Richmond, RI
This former gravel quarry can fill up in the winter and be dry by summer leaving rare pond shore plants such as Rotala ramosior and Cyperus squarrosus, Carolina Management Area, Richmond, RI
Remnants from Summer
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Black-tipped Darner Dragonfly (Aeshna tuberculifera), Wells Pond, Richmond, RI
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