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Friday, February 22, 2013
Fern hunting
Photo by Alan Kearney 2/16/2013
If you're looking for ferns (and who isn't?), take a walk on the Bluff Trail.
Three common varieties
are out in force there, including the Fairy Swords (
Cheilanthes lindheimeri
) above.
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