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D.Capillaris in Mississippi

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Ozzy

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I found these guys at a reststop in Mississippi.

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I got a lot more pics from my trip that I'll be posting soon.
 
I wish there were some wild CPs for me to see in my area. Lucky guy you are...
 
There is. I visited many sites in Northern ohio. S.purpurea, D.rotundfolia, and D.intermedia
 
I think I found out that Some kind of Utric is found near me but I need help identifying the flower and seeing if it is a Utric.
 
Me living in oregon is pretty lucky because we have wild Darlingtonia... but i wish we had more natural cp's in oregon also it would be really cool to go on a hike and se a bunch of cps in a feild or something.... But wow that is really cool. I am looking forward to seeing your pics!

-Ryan
 
Ozzy said:
There is. I visited many sites in Northern ohio. S.purpurea, D.rotundfolia, and D.intermedia
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Do you know the names of any of the sites? Now that the weather is breaking, it might be a great time to go take a look/snap some photos!
 
The best was Triangle lake

there was also Browns bog in Shreve

theres a fen somewhere I'll have to look that one up.

There's Kitty Todd park in Toledo

Cranberry bog near columbus

I know theres more I'll have to look it you

There's one near burton
 
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