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Maine Spring ALive

Go Explore Nature!

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What to do...go outside...and...

Photograph anything happening outside that pertains to Spring coming. This could be stems of plants sprouting. This could be buds forming on trees. This could be finding your first tick (yuck!)

Share you pictures here and identify them if you know the name of the plant, insect, or animal.

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Mr. Cuthbert’s House

On the Ground

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Our Trip to Wolfe’s Neck Park

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Mr. Cuthbert’s House

In the trees and on the ground

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Mr. Cuthbert’s House

Cool phenomenon this morning...look at the rock wall and shadow and where things melted.

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Jeff.S

Jeff this is great. Can you figure out the tree?

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Chloe

A hydrangea

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No idea what these are

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Iris

This is a Rhododendron

This is a Pussy Willow

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Cat

I think that these are tiger lilies

Chives

←Butterfly plant

I don't know what this is →

Crocus

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Xenia

I honestly don't know what these are but they are starting to grow…:)

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Maya

Crocuses Day 1

Daffodil

Izalia

Crocuses Day 4

Magnolia

Snowdrop

Hyacinth

Daffodil Day 16

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Bryce A.

White Peony

Tulips

chipmunk

Snow drops

woodpecker

viola

Sunflower

Week 1

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Bryce A.

tulips

Unknown

Day-lily

Crocus

Flox

Cobwebs hens and chicks

Week 2

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Bryce A.

Mushroom

Unknown

White Crocus

Unknown

Unknown

Lambs Ear

Purple Crocus

Week 3

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Eleanor

I live near the Royal River and the ground isn’t that great. So there are no plants really sprouting up yet so I decided to take some photos of what my yard/lawn looks like now.

Random Nerf bullet

Grass (with acorns

Old cone from unknown source

Rocks

Big Rock

Cherry blossom tree

(That was planted)

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Trees

William Riddle

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Dandelion coffee recipe

All you need is a bunch of dandelion roots. After you dig them up cut off the skin and chop into pieces about a ½ of an inch long. Leave the roots out to dry for a few days. After they are done drying roast them in a toaster oven further drying them. Roast for as long as you want, but don’t burn them. To prepare them for consumption grind the roots up and use like regular coffee

By August

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What are these two plants?

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Plants/Mosses around house.

August Cont’d.

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What plant is this?

A dandelion showing its crown

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Chris a

The birds nest was the only thing other than mushed up grass that I could

Birds nest above the light

Hannaford meat lane

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Noah.s

Dogwood tree

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Paige B.

Paige do you know what this is?

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Zach leinwand.

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Laila B.

There is some moss growing on some trees, and there is a small weed, or plant growing near our blueberry bushes.

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Wyatt G.

There are so many acorns on the edge of my yard.

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Claire Arnold

Cooper and I took a walk through the woods and found tons of different plants growing out of the ground. We also found some moss on a log!:)

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Buds growing on a tree

Annie

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Tree in Woods

William Riddle

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Tulips and Snails and ascophyllum

Caroline :D

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Julia G.

Lilys →

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There is some moss growing on the

ground and on the

trees.

Some small

weeds/plants growing

in my backyard

Taylor

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Tree with moss

William R

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Fauna

Flora

By Will Lachance

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Cade O’Meara

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Julia L.

Two deer in my backyard (there was a third but it left before I could take a picture)

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Breanna

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Moss on a tree

William Riddle

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Flowers Blooming

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Chelsea

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Magnolia tree

Eleanor

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Kate

Daffodils I don’t know what this is Pussywillows