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BEAVER CREEK WETLANDS WILD ROSE AND QUEEN OF THE PRAIRIE

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3 responses to “BEAVER CREEK WETLANDS WILD ROSE AND QUEEN OF THE PRAIRIE”

  1. Carmon Avatar
    Carmon

    Perfect nature unspoiled by humans.

    May God bless those who.cared enough to prevail and save this wetlands area in the north to south coridor. What an important, essential really, oasis of nature in the middle of land development.

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  2. Helen H Avatar
    Helen H

    Your pictures of Beavercreek wetlands are beautiful, Phil. Thank you!
    I hope you can make lunch on Thursday. HH

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  3. Beverly Kaser Avatar
    Beverly Kaser

    Awesome !!! A riot of color along with the calm of the stream and such an interesting insect..is it part of the mantis family? As usual…Spot On!!!

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