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Wind-Pollinated Flower | The Cove Forest

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Maple Fruit Showing "Wings" | The Cove Forest

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Maple Fruit Showing "Wings" | The Cove Forest
A good way to begin unravelling the riddles of nature is to ask "Why?" questions. Why are mosquitoes generally most active in the early morning and evening hours? Why do maples have winged fruits, as...
Trillium Flower | The Cove Forest

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Trillium Flower | The Cove Forest
On warm spring days, flowers are often actively visited by pollinators. However, in late winter and early spring, when many herbaceous plants are in flower, it is often too cold for pollinators to fly...