weboflifephotography 的最愛

Extant in Ky! Slender angled stems with short recurved “sticky” hairs, sprawling over and through other vegetation along an intriguing wet ditch.

Historical localities apart from counties are unknown to us at this time, we really need to relocate and confirm whatever specimens are out there.

These pretty blue flea beetles (note the fat back legs for hopping) come to nibble my Passiflora incarnata vines. This one has hopped off the vine onto a clover plant (Trifolium pratense) while it tries to avoid getting its picture taken.

IDd by Richard Tehan. Further collection, documentation and ID pending. All growing from soil and immediately adjacent to wood. Extremely difficult to excavate the host, the first three broke against the wood, seemly indicating that the host was in or under the wood.