Indian Pipes
By Healerwitch
5 Sep, 2009
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Madperth....No it is not a fungus, although it does resemble them. It is a flowering plant in the same family as blueberries!
13 Sep, 2009
Do you mean bluebells? Its really pretty!
13 Sep, 2009
Truly not bluebells..... It is actually related to the azaleas, laurels, rhododendrons, and the bonny heather in the heath family! That is the Ericaceae family which includes Blueberries here in the states.
13 Sep, 2009
Ah! Another lesson! Thanks! I never would've thought of blueberries & heather together!
13 Sep, 2009
:)
13 Sep, 2009
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This photo is of species Monotropa uniflora.
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How unusual? Is it a fungus?
11 Sep, 2009