I took photos of a wealth of natural life at the Arnold Arboretum yesterday. Among the birds, dragonflies, frogs, and plants, only one of the subjects was accessioned: Wilson’s spiraea (Spiraea wilsonii).
A Walk in the Arboretum
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Tagged American bullfrog, amphibians, Arnold Arboretum, asters, birds, Boston, butterflies, cedar waxwing, cherries, common pondhawk dragonfly, common ringlet butterfly, common whitetail dragonfly, cynanchum louiseae, damselflies, dogbanes, dragonfl, eastern chipmunk, eastern forktail damselfly, flies, fragaria virginiana, insects, legumes, leucanthemum vulgare, mammals, Massachusetts, plants, prunus sargentii, satellite flies, sawflies, shrubs, spiraea wilsonii, spiraeas, strawberries, trees, trifolium pratense, trifolium repens, twelve-spotted skimmer, vines, white-breasted nuthatch
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