Mike and I decide at a last minute last Saturday to go birding at Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge and it was a sight for sore eyes. We saw fields of Black-eyed Susans throughout the drive tour, as well as a lot more of some new wild flowers we haven’t seen before all this everywhere we turned. But enjoy this photo series of what we took.
Black-eyed Susan
Common Mullein 
Smooth Goldenrod similar to Canada Goldenrod. 
Unknown plant we had spotted, is now known it is a Smooth Solomon's Seal.
UPDATE: Lynne of Hasty Brook has identified the last image as a Smooth Solomon's Seal.
4 comments:
Not positive but I think the last one is a Smooth Solomon's Seal.
See you guys next Saturday!!!
I'm really looking forward to meeting you both.
Looks like a neat place for a photographic outing and not that far from the Twin Cities. I can't believe I've never been there!
Thanks Lynne, you are correct. We are excited as well and will be there this Saturday.
Thanks Troutbirder, Lizette found it in a birderslocation map that we found at Barnes & Noble.
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