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July Sightings

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Among the 10 piping plover volunteers working with Juliana Duryea

Among the 10 piping plover volunteers working with Juliana Duryea

By Mike Bottini

 on Jul 5, 2016
Among our native wildflowers in bloom this month are members of the Asclepias genus: the milkweeds (swamp, common and the strikingly orange-colored butterfly weed). The broken stems, leaves and flowers... more

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