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Pink flowers - simple
Pink Flowers - Daisy-like
Pink Flowers - odd shaped
Pink Flowers - Round Clusters
Pink Flowers - Long Stalks
Violet, Purple or Blue Flowers - Simple
Violet, Purple or Blue Flowers - Odd Shaped
Violet, Purple or Blue Flowers - Round Clusters
Violet, Purple or Blue Flowers - Long Stalks
White Flowers - Simple
White Flowers - Daisy-like
White Flowers - Odd Shaped
White Flowers - Round Clusters
White Flowers - Long Stalks
Yellow Flowers - Simple
Yellow Flowers (Daisy/Sunflower-like)
Yellow Flowers - Odd Shaped
Yellow Flowers - Round Cluster
Yellow Flowers - Long Stalks
Red Flowers
Orange Flowers
Brown Flowers
Green Flowers
Berries and Odds and Ends
Ferns
Mushrooms (Gilled w/veils)
Mushrooms (Gilled, w/o veils - 0n the ground)
Mushrooms (Gilled, w/o veils - On wood)
Mushrooms (w/o gills/Boletes)
Mushrooms (Polypore)
Mushrooms (Puff Balls)
Mushrooms (Coral)
Mushrooms (Club)
Mushrooms (Morels)
Jellies, Slime Molds and Cups
Snakes, reptiles and amphibians
Bugs, Moths and Butterflies
Mammals
Birds

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Leotia lubrica: Common name Jelly Belly. This cute thing is hard to find. Maximum height is less than an inch. Location: Bull Run Mt Conservancy, VA.

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Vibressia truncorum: Water Club. Very small. Location: Prince William National Park, VA. Photo by Ken Clark.

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Mitrula paludosa - Swamp Beacon: As the name implies, found in swamps and other wet places. May reach a little over 1 inch in height. Location: Mountain Side Tr, Canaan Mt, MNF, WV.