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Happy Holidays Party

exploreorca's avatar by exploreorcaDecember 19, 2013May 19, 2017

Drs. Richard and Juanita Baker hosted a pot luck brunch for Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area volunteers and Pelican Island Audubon Society board members on 12-15-2013 at their home pictured above nestled amongst the treetops and reflected in their fern-lined pond.…

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ORCA Holiday Parties Bob Montanaro, Juanita Baker, Richard Baker, St. Sebastian River

Black Saturday at Pelican Island NWR

exploreorca's avatar by exploreorcaDecember 1, 2013September 22, 2018

Centennial Trail at Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge (PINWR) is where Nancy Soucy - assisted By Ken Gonyo - led a wonderful walk on 11-30-2013, Black Saturday. As always, Nancy did a stellar job of sharing the special history of…

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Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge Baccharis halimifolia, mangroves, Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, saltbush

Fabulous Fruit Cups

exploreorca's avatar by exploreorcaNovember 28, 2013September 22, 2018

Fabulous fruit cups are an identifying character of lancewood (Ocotea coriacea). Judy Gersony, Senior Biologist at the Indian River Research & Education Center, who led a wonderful walk for us at Queen's Cove Preserve, asked for ID of this tropical…

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Florida Native Plant, Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area, Queen's Cove Preserve Judy Gersony, Ocotea coriacea, Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area

Three leaves make a Pea

exploreorca's avatar by exploreorcaNovember 12, 2013September 22, 20181 Comment

Judy Gersony, Senior Biological Scientist at the Indian River Research and Education Center, University of Florida, led a wonderful walk for us at Queen's Cove Preserve on Hutchinson Island (about 3 miles south of Round Island). For the walk, she…

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Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area, Queen's Cove Preserve Macroptilium lathryoides, Phasey bean

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