Jewelweed Leaf. . . (Impatiens capensis) A North American
native.
The waterdrops on the leaf above are the source
of Jewelweed's common name.
Once the white berries are ripe -- in about five weeks -- they
become important wildlife food for both birds and squirrels.
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(Photographs were made Sunday, the 18th of September 2005)
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