Coming into bloom in June. Not the largest flower. but certainly one of the most striking. Grows with 2-3 blossoms per stem about 12" tall. Fairly common in hayfields. Lots at ROLF.
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Information about the North Fork of the White River and River of Life Farm; the river, floats, wildlife, history, surrounding country, and the people. I am a lifetime friend of "River of Life Farm" using my Canon cameras.
North Fork of the White River
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- Uncommon Warblers at ROLF
- Brown Thrasher
- Night singing Birds
- American Goldfinch
- Osprey
- Bald Eagle
- Cardinal
- Cat Bird
- Tufted Tit-mouse
- Downey Woodpecker
- Rolf's common Owls
- Cardinal Flower (Lobelia Cardinalis)
- Ruby Throat Hummingbird
- Red Headed Woodpecker
- Eastern Bluebird
- Wood Thush
- ROLF Herons
- Pileated Woodpecker
- Jack in the Pulpit
- Orchard Oriole
- Yellow Breasted Chat (Warbler)
- Black and White Warbler
- Eastern Kingbird
- Blue-winged Warbler
- February Float trip (-4 Degrees F)
- Kingfisher
- Rose Poppy Mallow
- Red-bellied Woodpeckers
- Eastern Wood Pee Wee
- Prothonotary Warbler
- Scarlet Tanager
- Eastern Phoebe
- White Eyed Vireo
- The striking Indigo Bunting
- Looks to be a good year for Paw Paws
- Mountain Lions in Missouri
- Full Moon 5/21 at ROLF TreeTop Loft
- American Redstart - a ROLF resident
- Watch for Pale Purple Coneflower in June
- The Carolina Wren - there are many at ROLF
- Look for Yellow Warblers
- Watch for Worm Eating Warbler
- Things to do -- Caney Mountain Refuge
- An evening float past Rainbow Springs
- Be sure to fish for Goggle Eye in May to early June
- Fire Pinks on roadsides and rocky areas
- Ox-eye daisy in fields May - June at ROLF
- Blue Eyed Grass in ROLF spring trail
- The most colorful bird at ROLF - the Painted Bunting
- The Common Yellowthroat Warbler
- Under the Falls
- Topaz on the North Fork of the White River
- Blue Gray Gnatcatcher
- Wild rainbow fishing is very good this late May 2008
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About Me
- missouri man
- I have spent 45+ years of my life "with wet tennis shoes" around on or near Missouri streams. I am fascinated by the wildlife, love catch and release fly-fishing, canoeing, bird-watching, studying natural flowers and trees. My favorite river is the North Fork of the White and my favorite location is River of Life Farm near of Dora, Missouri. I use Canon DSLR Pro grade cameras and a series of Canon L series lenses.
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