Long Island, September 11, 1922-July 5, 1924
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April 24 A.M. E. and Hemphill Res. 23 In flower. Red Maple Skunk Cabbage Vern fimbriatula - Anemone drummondii- 5 ears on wild black cherry an inch long Cinnamon ferns up from 1 to 6 inches Several Antiope butterflies + 1 white Cabbage. several small moths Hornets large white heads & tails) appearance as if just-hatched under bark in ground with little snails & worms. On large darnny needle carry toren C. pennsylvanica C. Varie all in flower. Curse stuckn C. vestita immature spikes 1½ inch long. C. polymorpha mature spikes 3/4 inch long Salix sericea & S. discolor in flower April 25. P.M. walked around Hemphill Reserve May 4. 9.0 Golf Club Vern pedata Single flowering plant