IMAGES FROM THE MEMORIAL TRAILS OF CAMP BIRCH

TOKENS

SPICEBUSH SWALLOWTAIL ON DOWNY WOOD MINT, A NATIVE WILDFLOWER

PELECINID WASP, FEMALELONG “TAIL” IS USED FOR DEPOSITING EGGS.

GOLDENROD SURROUNDED BY INVASIVE ALDER SAPLINGS.

AT MYSTIC LAKE

GOLDEN-BACKED SNIPE FLY, A FOREST FLY.

WHITE SNAKEROOTNATIVE WILDFLOWERS

WILDEVENING PRIMROSE NATIVE FLOWERS

AESTHETICS NEXT TO THE CHAPEL

LATE BLOOMING – OCTOBER- IRONWEED

MIDDENS – THE PIECES OF SHELL LEFT BEHIND BY A SQUIRREL OR CHIPMUNK

GREAT BLUE LOBELIA-NATIVE

WHITE CABBAGE ON NEW ENGLAND ASTER, BOTH NATIVE

HOBONOK SKIPPER, NATIVE

MONKEYFLOWER-NATIVE

LESS THAN FIFTY FEET FROM THE CHAPEL