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The canopy is much more open now and has laid the potential for a more truly native savanna to thrive in this area of the Bobolink Meadow.
Red trillium spotted while heading back on the path, heading towards the tennis courts.
The canopy is much more open now and has laid the potential for a more truly native savanna to thrive in this area of the Bobolink Meadow.
The canopy is much more open now and has laid the potential for a more truly native savanna to thrive in this area of the Bobolink Meadow.
Transplanting a sensitive plant: Ross says it likes "mucky" soil and thinks therefore that it will do well around a small elevation depression in the meadow, to the South.
Sam watering the newly-planted geranium to help it recover from transplant-shock.
An oak sapling: what a pleasant savanna surprise!
Old bituminous coal, which used to heat the buildings at the missile base.
Clare pulled out an invasive garlic mustard; we used the buckets to make sure they did not simply re-seed and regrow in the same place.
Bobolink Meadow Restoration...
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2009-04-02 Canal Origins
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