It appears to be the Funeral Mountain Sage, but if so, it's in the wrong mountain range.
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Naturalist adventures in Vermont and beyond.
About Me
- Charlie
- Burlington/Pittsburgh, Vermont/Pennsylvania, United States
- Hi! I am a graduate student at UVM. I am currently working on a project for the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy to reduce runoff and pollution in Panther Hollow and the Four Mile Run watershed of Pittsburgh. This summer my blog will be all about my time in Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Community/Rain Garden Links
- Find The Rivers
- Nine Mile Run Watershed Association
- Pittsburgh National Weather Service
- Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Blog
- Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority - Find your Sewershed...
- Rain Garden Alliance
- Sylvania Natives - Native Plant Nursery in Squirrel Hill
- Ten Thousand Rain Gardens (Kansas City)
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- Even The Valley was beautiful
- who let some hipster wanna-be into the Whitney Por...
- If it looks familiar.. its because it is always on...
- Soon after, he was doing push-ups on a random rock
- Eli found the Ephedra and started chewing on it...
- Best recording studio part II - singing 'Plants: Y...
- Eli loves Mt Whitney.
- Look! It's Mount Whitney! (i hate Mt Whitney)
- Sometimes it is so pretty it doesnt even seem real.
- the Artesian Well.. a constant stream of 80 degree...
- I miss Bishop sometimes.. such an amazing place. ...
- the Sierras were getting slammed by a blizzard
- Deep Springs Valley - more like a hole in the grou...
- I feel sorry for these cows!
- DANG WASHOUT!
- my poor paint job!
- the dust storm chased us out of Death Valley
- some kind of Phacelia
- canyon narrows
- We drove until we found water.
- Driving around in this wash seemed too fun to be l...
- I don't even know what this is.. but it was really...
- It appears to be the Funeral Mountain Sage, but if...
- A tiny desert poppy
- I don't know what this is, but it has neat pods.
- Brittlebrush
- cactus are one of the other plant inhabitants of t...
- would you like to join the 'Friends of Creosote Bu...
- campsite
- I couldnt remember what order the verses to 'Seatt...
- great place to sleep... in the back of the truck,...
- The inside of the cave was will supplied with beer...
- This cave was our recording studio
- this was our road through Grapevine Canyon
- zigzaggy mountains
- so, which way is North?
- flowers and broken glass...
- tons of Goldfields near Robbers Roost (breast moun...
- Rachel molests the Cercocarpus
- "through buildings gone missing like teeth"
- From about a week ago.. the tail end of a hailstor...
- Lower Barn. The area was supposedly a burial grou...
- Is this how all our cities will look in 200 years?
- Grey Pine and Coreopsis. The flowers aren't as sp...
- Large, open sycamore grove
- An old willow. Old man willow?
- This ranch near I-5 is one of my areas I work... I...
- This picture, taken by Randy P, portrays Boney Rid...
- This is a picture i drew last month of a snowstorm...
- It came out a bit blurry but if you look close you...
- Clark Mountain again, with snow this time.
- It is surreal to see the craggy desert mountains u...
- Driving home from Vegas. Sorry, no pictures IN ve...
- It looks like smog but really it is just oddly col...
- Colorful desert formations and snow.
- Lake Mead and snowless desert mountains
- Lake Mead and snowy desert mountains
- Snow and sleet nailing the Spring Mountains as see...
- dave and lester having a close moment
- Snow falling on the desert floor in Nevada
- Clark Mountain, no snow yet
- Driving towards Las Vegas
- Nighttime picture of Mt Wilson from the live cam (...
- This is a picture from this morning taken by the G...
- This picture, from Sierraphotography.com, is one o...
- Winter is confused.
- By the time the storm ended, it rained about 3 inc...
- Yesterday the big storm came in... in the morning ...
- this is my pet snail that i colored green with a s...
- Last week i took some icy snow down from the mount...
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