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Missouri’s State Tree
I’m back home after a wonderful Easter trip. During this trip, I was able to get out and capture some more woodland wildflowers. One morning, while hiking in Ha Ha Tonka State Park, I came upon a lot of wonderful wildflowers. But the subject of today’s post, captured along this trail, is the Flowering Dogwood, […]
Flowering Dogwood
Yesterday morning saw a gently, misty rain for nearly the entire morning, before ending and remaining cloudy. Once the rain ended, I headed out to the woods in my rural Missouri home’s backyard and photographed several things, including this Flowering Dogwood (Cornus florida): The Dogwood also happens to be the state tree of Missouri … […]
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