Mud Mystry plant
Here is another plant living in the mud that I have not yet identified.
posted by Rachel H. McKay @ 2:22 PM
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Arcola Island & The Perkiomen Creek
Wildlife, especially birds, on and around Arcola Island on the Perkiomen Creek in Pennsylvania. All images on this blog are copyrighted by me, Rachel McKay Laskowski, unless credited and noted. A sewer line is trying to come through the island and my neighbors wetlands. Anyone who wants to add to this blogs about local animals please email or call.
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Here is another plant living in the mud that I have not yet identified.
About Me
- Name: Rachel H. McKay
- Location: Collegeville, Pennsylvania, United States
Animal Rescue Qualifications: 4-5 months experience as Team Leader NOLA/Katrina - Dog Capturing/Extracting. IS 5A,10,11,22,100,111,200,244,700, & 800, 809. SARTECH III, CPR. Large Animal Rescue Training. Animal Decontamination Training. Barn Fire Safety and Prevention Program. Wildlife and Oil Spill Response Training. HSUS Sheltering. Rock climbing, Canoeing & Wilderness, and Leadership experience. Former Kayak instructor. Member of the Montgomery & Chester County, County Animal Response Team, former member of Greater Philadelphia Search and Rescue. Mother of Joshua Maxfield Laskowski. Daughter of Jean Whitehead Jensen and Willard Hormell McKay. Sister of Julie Whitehead McKay Covert. Niece of Mermie Karger. Yes, one of my hobbies include genealogy.
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possibly Veronica catenata Pennell
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