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Flora: Exploring the botanical world

A collection of flora featuring everything from pretty flowers to rare native plants.
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Life Returns
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Life Returns

Plants begin to eek out an existence on an a lava-encrusted landscape. The Lava Lands at Newberry Crater National Volcanic Monument were formed by a cinder cone eruption just 7,000 years ago. The eruption covered over 9 square miles with lava!

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From The Variety Collection

  • A Dandy-Burst of Lions
  • A Bug's Life
  • Pawnee Prairie Primrose Paradisio
  • Flora vs. Sunset
  • Calypte anna in Flora
  • Swallowing Bokeh
  • Sunflower-set
  • Michigan Day Lilies
  • Summer Sentries
  • Striking Wildflowers
  • Seeing Forever From Olympic Mountain Tops
  • Peak Bloom at the Garden of Lights
  • Painted Grasshopper:  Dactylotum bicolor (Thomas)
  • My 2008 Summer Olympics
  • Life Returns
  • Impermanent Transcendence
  • Central Shortgrass Prairie Turbulence
  • Light Leak
  • Sunset High and Lonesome
  • Pawnee Primrose Plethora
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