Willow April, the male flowers . . . (Salix spp.) A native
of North America. Two
signature features of the Willow species are in evidence here: (1) The not
yet
open leaf buds have nut a single scale; (2) The small trees are
dioecious, with
the male and female flowers on separate plants. So one should know that
Nature
as photographed above is putting on an entirely male show!
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Hazelnut, male catkins |
Common Buckthorn |
East-West Pollution |
(Photographs were made Sunday, the 3rd of April
2005)
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