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Moccasin Bay 2011

Discover the vibrant plant life of Moccasin Bay, featuring a variety of species from lush greenery to eye-catching colors. This exploration includes familiar plants like the Pussy Willow and Blue Elder, as well as unique finds like Thistle and the visually striking Teasel. Encounter native species like Bebb Willow and American Beech alongside invasive plants such as Leafy Spurge and Dalmation Toadflax. This detailed observation highlights the diversity of the area's ecosystem while providing insights into the botanical treasures found throughout the region.

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Moccasin Bay 2011

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  1. Moccasin Bay 2011 By Christine Burns, and Justin Morris

  2. Plants They are green. Usually...

  3. Pussy Willow • Salix discolor

  4. Blue Elder • Sambucas cerulea

  5. Yellow Green Cushion Moss • Dicranoweisia crispula • This was found everywhere bark and rock is found. So assume the majority of Moccasin Bay.

  6. Vipers Bugloss • Echium vulgare • May I point out its purple?! • This was found near the road

  7. Lavender • Lavandula angustifolia • Purple… Again! • Found near the road PURPLE^

  8. Bebb Willow • Salix bebbiana • In multiple places around Moccasin Bay • Its Latin roots mean to “to leap or to spring” due to its quick growth

  9. Thistle • Carduus • Found near the road, in the grass at the beginning of the route, and in various areas of grassy clearings. Purple And Pink!

  10. Button Bush • Cephalanthus occidentalis • Found about eleven yards from the creek when the creek was about a hundred yards from the outlet.

  11. The drips of seeds descending from its branches are its key defining and identifying feature. River Birch • Butula nigra • Four yards from creek, 100 yards from outlet

  12. Lemonade Sumac • Rhus integrifolia • Found about seven yards from creek • Yes, it is sour if you eat it. JUSTIN! (everyone stare at Justin)

  13. White Alder • Alnus rhombifolia • Found near eight yards from creek

  14. Teasel • Dispacus sylvestris • It is awesome looking when its half dead • Found twenty yards from start of route • Start of route by the Lake Lots sign

  15. Leafy Spurge • Euphorbia esula • Invasive species • At start of route, one yard from road.

  16. Quaking Aspen • Populas tremuloides • Found 275 yards from start of route

  17. Rabbitbrush • Chrysothamnus nauseosus • Found at start of journey (its 11:38 P.M. as I write this, I have no energy, so now it is called a journey) Smile. Irony has set in.

  18. Dalmation Toadflax • Linaria dalmatica • “You sprung up like Dalmation Toadflax!” Name that line and play/movie/show. • Found near road

  19. Skeleton Weed • Chondrilla juncea • Also called Rush Skeleton Weed • Found near road

  20. American beech • Fagus grandfolia • Found 9 yards from creek

  21. Wild Rose • Rosa woodsii • Found about 75 yards from road • In the underbrush area (which hurt)

  22. Red Osier Dogwood • Cornus stolonifera • About 17 yards from creek • Also called Red Stemmed Dogwood

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