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dentondoc
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quote ozarkpaddler: " Bee on Indian Paintbrush. Taken on June trip, somewhere on Snipe Lake.
" Actually, it looks closer to Indian BLANKET, but I think what you have here is Hawkweed. In any case, nice shot!
dd
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serenityseeker
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Kelso bog - Blue Flag Iris
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snakecharmer
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Wild iris along the rapids ~ Jean Lake, Quetico
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tinkerer
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the last light of the day through the trees
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TomT
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quote Darcyn: "On the portage from Rib lake 2011
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Interesting perspective. Nice! Reminds me of that old TV show "Land of the Giants".
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TuscaroraBorealis
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Pink lady slipper, Trader lake May 2012
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adam
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It is time to start the July 2012 Photo Contest.
First an important note. If you see that you have won the contest or a prize in the contest, please email your address and choice of hat, shirt, or bandanna to me.
The theme for this month's contest is "Plants".
Monthly Category: Picture of The Flora of the BWCA
Prize: BWCA Hat, Shirt or Bandanna.
Winner will receive an additional prize of leather work from Dicecupmaker with the bwca.com flying moose on it. Thank you Dicecupmaker!
Thanks to Cooke Custom Sewing (CSS) for sponsoring the year end prize!
Remember 1 entry per person please. This helps us vote accurately.
Rules: - You must be signed in as a member with a valid email address in your profile to enter (or win). - You can only enter one photo per monthly contest. You can enter the same photo if it did not win in a previous month. - You must be the photographer of the photo and have the rights to post it. - Photos are entered in the contest by making a reply posting to this message and using the "Add a photo to this message" link during composition. This will allow you to upload a photo from your computer to the contest or allow you to select a photo which you have already loaded into your photo gallery on this site. If you want to enter your photo in another way, please contact us. - Please describe in the message the location of the photo. - Judging will be done by the www.bwca.com staff and moderators. - A member may win once per year. - Photos must be posted to this thread by 11:59pm on July 31st. - Photos must be in jpg (jpeg) format and uploaded to the site.
Thank you for participating!
Adam
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kanoes
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Savage Voyageur
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Here is one of my favorite BWCA plants. It is called Running Club Moss. I always thought it was a pine tree but when you look closely you see it is a long plant with many shoots.
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Darcyn
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On the portage from Rib lake 2011
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Spartan2
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Beautiful shot of the pitcher plants, cowdoc!
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bear bait
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Thanks Cowdoc.
I've never been good at identifying flowers and plants.
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Beaverjack
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ducks
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East Bearskin June 2011
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nojobro
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Taken along a portage along the Snake River, Aug. 2009.
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bbrown6057
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July 24,2012 Poplar Lake
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h20man
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Along the portage in the Man Chain
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thecanoeman
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Northern white cedar tree on Alice lake.
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RIC62
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Finding the beauty in everything.
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TomT
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Yikes! That's hard to compete with Zulu. Nice one indeed.
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bear bait
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Not sure the name. Taken at a Kawishiwi River campsite.
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hobbydog
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Fire weed on the portage between Seagull and Rog.
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KevinL
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Morning Dew
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mooseplums
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Linnaea borealis ~ Horse Lake
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MeatHunter
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June 2010, along the Isabella River. I have no idea what this one is. On edit, this is Columbine. Thanks TuscaroraBorealis.
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Scout64
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Lady Slippers on Rib Lake Portage
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fitgers1
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Not exactly a plant but sort of. On the portage from Townline to Polly.
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mooseplums
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quote dentondoc: "quote ozarkpaddler: " Bee on Indian Paintbrush. Taken on June trip, somewhere on Snipe Lake.
" Actually, it looks closer to Indian BLANKET, but I think what you have here is Hawkweed. In any case, nice shot!
dd"
Hawkweed is correct
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PuffinGin
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When or where are contest results posted?
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HighPlainsDrifter
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Dwarf dogwood (Cornus canadensis L.) also known as bunchberry, bunchberry dogwood, and Canadian dwarf cornel.
June 4, 2009. South Kawishiwi River
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egknuti
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Round Leaf Sundew digesting a dragonfly. Photographed between Lynx Lake and Yodeler Lake
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DeterminedOrange
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Blueberries near Peter Lake.
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TuscaroraBorealis
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quote MeatHunter: "June 2010, along the Isabella River. I have no idea what this one is.
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I believe that is Columbine.
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PuffinGin
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Pink lady slipper or moccasin flower, Sark Lake, July 7, 2004
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Hawbakers
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Fireweed - Portage between Seagull & Alpine I liked the contrast of the burned trees with the surrounding plants growing again.
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roxysmeows
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Pink ladyslipper that I photographed near a North Wilder Lake campsite in June 2011
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Zulu
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quote TomT: "Yikes! That's hard to compete with Zulu. Nice one indeed.
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I liked your Water Lily better. The color is more saturated and you included the pads which add texture. The bee is a great addition.
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Wallidave
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My attempt at capturing something other then a fish picture. My wife actually said, " you took this picture?" Although, there's still a fish in this picture...
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Chilly
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This is from the semi hidden campsite on Disappointment Lake and have no clue what kind of flora that is.
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adam
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The winner of the July photo contest is Darcyn.
The trip report contest winner is cptrea.
And the extra prize goes to PuffinGin.
Thanks to everyone who entered!
Winners please drop me your prize choice (hat, tshirt, or bandana) and your address.
Thanks
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MeatHunter
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quote TuscaroraBorealis: "quote MeatHunter: "June 2010, along the Isabella River. I have no idea what this one is.
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I believe that is Columbine."
Cool beans, thank you :)
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Spartan2
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Blueberry blossoms at dawn, June 19, 2004. Crocodile Lake.
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ozarkpaddler
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Bee on Indian Paintbrush. Taken on June trip, somewhere on Snipe Lake.
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ILikePike
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Mudro Entry Point August 2010
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Zulu
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Water Lily Lake Four, September 2011
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mboehme
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Reindeer Lichen Wine Lake, May 2011
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nelsonone
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Taken in the Hatchet creek last year.
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Arkansas Man
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Taken at Devil's Cascade, Lower Pauness side (by my wife)
Bruce
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Arkansas Man
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Taken at Devil's Cascade, Lower Pauness side
Bruce
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KentuckyScouter
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On island in Pickerel Lake
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prettypaddle
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Mushrooms near Oyster (I think), August 2009
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Spartan2
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At the end of this thread, but it usually takes a long, long time. You have to be very patient. :-)
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Wetlander
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Basswood Maple. September 2011
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cowdoc
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Cherokee Creek....sept. 09
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Chilly
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Those mushrooms are Fly Amanta's and should not be eaten unless you are an 17th century Viking and are about to go into battle at night.
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bfurlow
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On portage between Moose and Wind lake
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jwartman59
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pitcher plant, in a bog near the echo trail.
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PuffinGin
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quote Spartan2: "At the end of this thread, but it usually takes a long, long time. You have to be very patient. :-)"
Thanks, Spartan2. I will try to be patient. I wondered if maybe we were supposed to vote. I especially like PrettyPaddle's orange mushrooms with the clinging soil/debris. Love how transluscent effect of the light.
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XvXBrAnDoNXvX
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Kawasachong Lake 2012 - Entry Point 37
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fishguts
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Moss blooming
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cowdoc
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quote bear bait: "
Not sure the name. Taken at a Kawishiwi River campsite."
Pink Corydalis I believe....beautiful shot btw
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IndyScouters
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arctic
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Moccasin flowers amid sphagnum moss and false lily-of-the-valley. Ted Lake, Quetico
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TomT
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Quetico Sept. 2011.
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Navigator
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Dew on the Pines - Boundary Point, Lake Saganagons, Ontario
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wetcanoedog
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i have always been intrigued by this small grouping of plants that i have seen and revisited many times since the mid 1990's. back along the shore of one of the lakes in the Little Bear Track Lake area it sits by the water cut off from the forest floor by the cliff above in it's own small niche of rock.i have seen it with the water much lower and once flooded over but it came back in great shape.
the yellow flowers that set off the group are Bluebeads,clintonia borealis, they are a native plant found all over the North. a clump of Sedge,Moss and Lichen round off this "wild terrarium.
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trashbag
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mr.barley
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Wintergreen- Argo Lake
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Spartan2
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PuffinGin,
No, we don't vote. And people keep posting photos after the deadline is over, too, so it sometimes gets confusing. The rules don't seem to be enforced really strictly, although I don't know that a late entry has ever been picked. But eventually they will post the name of the winner, and I hope they will announce an August contest. All of the moderators are very busy (and I would imagine, more so during paddling season) and it takes time to figure this all out. In the long run, though, we do have the monthly contests and it is such fun to see all of the beautiful photos. My favorite thread on the board. :-)
PS: At the end of the year we DO vote on the best photo from the winners of the monthly contest, with a few runners-up included. The winner of the yearly contests are on the contest page. If you haven't checked those out, take a look!
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drippingmoose
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grasses shadowed through the tent wall--shell lake july 2012
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Grumpy
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inspector13
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Yep, Orange hawkweed (Hieracium aurantiacum). Horribly invasive plant. I hope it gets moved to the Noxious Weeds list soon.
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