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It’s Fen Time, Again (opens the original)
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It’s fen time once again! This article first appeared a year ago. I thought I would share it again now that fen flowers are blooming and fall is in the air. Watch the Nature Communications Substack for a new story coming soon!Nature Communications is a reader-supported publication. Subscribe for free or consider becoming a paid subscriber to support this work. Paid subscribers also receive discounts on prints and use of digital photos.<form class="subscription-widg
One image - many thoughts, facts, and emotions (opens the original)
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Nature Communications is a reader-supported publication. You may subscribe for free or support this work by becoming a paid subscriber. Paid subscribers receive discounts on prints and use of digital photos.</div
Summer Prairies with a Blast of Bee Balm (opens the original)
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“The earth laughs in flowers.” – Ralph Waldo EmersonAn intriguing aspect of Iowa prairies is their varied appearance from year-to-year. This year’s starring floral cast members growing in a singular prairie stage will, more likely than not, be somewhat different next year. Currently, in several or our local prairies, bursting lavender and pink colors of Monarda fistulosa – also known as bee balm, wild bergamot, or hors
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