still crawfish
Bearcat
I was walking a trail in Uwharrie National Forrest when I came upon these. They were in a six by two foot space. I have never seen these anywhere else on the other trails I have walked there.
Trail Beauties
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bronco45
Single-Sixer
God still knows how to build a flower.
twobisquit
Single-Sixer
Is that a venus flytrap in the lower left?
Here in Wyoming, we have seen one of our wettest years. I seems that it has spurred a lot of flower species that have been dormant for years. There are flowers everywhere. Usuallly the prairie is brown before the 4th of July. It is still green in August.
I am thinking it might be a good year for Antelope Horns
Here in Wyoming, we have seen one of our wettest years. I seems that it has spurred a lot of flower species that have been dormant for years. There are flowers everywhere. Usuallly the prairie is brown before the 4th of July. It is still green in August.
I am thinking it might be a good year for Antelope Horns
OP
still crawfish
Bearcat
No Venus flytrap. They only grow in a small areas in our coastal region.
yooper1
Single-Sixer
Oh, the flower / plant..ok
I was expecting to see Tim Reed who played Venus Flytrap on WKRP :wink:
