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Ahh, the woods in Vermont.
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Club Moss (Lycopodium dendroideum) carpets the forest floor. Here you see it in bloom.
Correction: Apparently there are MANY different club mosses, all so very similar. AND there seems to be great debate over how they are all related. I think that this may be Diphasiastrum digitatum?
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American Beech (Fagus grandifolia) hangs onto last year's leaves well into the spring.
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