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| This morning sailors might be advised to take warning |
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| The incredible American Beech |
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| More Beech leaves |
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| This Yellow Birch bark looks like it's made from gold leaf |
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| The Birch grew over a stump which has now mostly disintegrated |
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| More Yellow Birch root gymnastics |
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| Tulip Tree leaf with its complicated vein tributary system revealed |
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| The ground of a reforestation field is littered with a diverse selection of leaves |
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| Cattails create interesting natural soft sculptures |
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| The intricate paper nest of the Bald-faced Horned - vacant now |
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| Morning light filtering through a young Sugar Maple forest |
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| Some Porcupine quills stuck into an old grape vine |
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| This Silverberry bush produced an incredible amount of berries |
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| The grasses start to turn in the meadow |
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| More early morning sky patterns |
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| Moss from Shawangunk Nature Preserve in Cold Brook |
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| Wintergreen lurks in a bed of moss at Shawangunk |
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| Marsh St Johnswort produces its fruit |


















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