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Mount Rainier National Park by Justin Kern
Rapeseed flowers - Waterliniepad, The Netherlands, May 2021
photo by: nature-hiking
Geranium maculatum
Wild geranium,
The second most common geranium in the eastern United States, second only to the annual Carolina geranium. In Ohio we have two other species outside of the common ones; however, they are limited to a northern range and one only prefers boreal conditions caused by the lakeside effect. As for this species is found in pretty much any forest we have in Ohio, often stream side.

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Top 3 things you're glad to have in your life? Excluding basic stuff like electricity and smartphones.
No strings attached send to other people or tags?
1. I’m super thankful for my girlfreind.
2. Libraries. Libraries never make me feel like I’m not at home and everything’s possible.
3. I’m very thankful for all the stubborn flowers and dandelions. If they can crop up anywhere so can I.
4. I’m also thankful for all my mutuals, and everyone I’ve met or talked with here. The last two years have been an absoulte shit hole but this website is mostly the reason I’m still going. It’s my safety spot.
Early on, with slow and measured steps, spring offers gifts like the transitory Bloodroot, soon to be followed by a rapid succession of gracefully delicate offerings.
6-7-20
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