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Summer Field Wildflowers Biodiversity Sheet

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Selection of various wildflowers
Selection of various wildflowers

Summer Field Wildflowers (What is attracting all those pollinators?) Biodiversity Sheet

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Can you ID all of those roadside blooms? Check out the Black-eyed Susan or the New England Aster or the Bittersweet Nightshade. How about Queen Anne's Lace, Birdsfoot Trefoil and Orange Hawkweed? Field flowers show a diversity of bloom shapes to attract a diversity of pollinators...but this helps us identify them, too.

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