Fan of native plants and ducks. Finally found a use for all my #moss pics. He/him. All content my own. #pnw #pacificnorthwest #seattle #cats
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Last Notes npub1re7s0303hs90589vr3an2x4dklfaatpjav6rq2pfh8dgx726ssgsdrcxrh Cascade Pine If you hike the full 10-mile round trip of Dungeness Spit, your reward is getting to visit the lighthouse at the end. npub1re7s0303hs90589vr3an2x4dklfaatpjav6rq2pfh8dgx726ssgsdrcxrh Cascade Pine Double-crested cormorant grooming its feathers. npub1re7s0303hs90589vr3an2x4dklfaatpjav6rq2pfh8dgx726ssgsdrcxrh Cascade Pine It’s larch season in the mountains of Washington State. These conifers have needles that turn yellow and fall off in autumn. Makes for some unreal landscapes. npub1re7s0303hs90589vr3an2x4dklfaatpjav6rq2pfh8dgx726ssgsdrcxrh Cascade Pine Pearly Everlasting flowers have some beautiful details when seen close up. Native throughout North America. npub1re7s0303hs90589vr3an2x4dklfaatpjav6rq2pfh8dgx726ssgsdrcxrh Cascade Pine Licorice ferns grow all over the sides of big trees in the forests of the Pacific Northwest. These are covering the branches of a Bigleaf Maple. npub1re7s0303hs90589vr3an2x4dklfaatpjav6rq2pfh8dgx726ssgsdrcxrh Cascade Pine Another parasitic plant with no chlorophyll. This one looks like candy canes, which gives it the common name ‘candy stick’. The small dark-brown parts are the flowers. npub1re7s0303hs90589vr3an2x4dklfaatpjav6rq2pfh8dgx726ssgsdrcxrh Cascade Pine Backlit thorns of a bald-hip rose, one of 5 native rose species in Washington state. The thorns are not always this red. npub1re7s0303hs90589vr3an2x4dklfaatpjav6rq2pfh8dgx726ssgsdrcxrh Cascade Pine Pinedrops, a parasitic plant with no chlorophyll. I always get excited when I see one of these.
