Finale of August flowers

Posted Aug. 29, 2011, at 12:11 p.m.

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Dana Wilde

Yellow wood sorrel and rabbits foot clover

Dana Wilde

Willow herb

Dana Wilde

Toadflax

Dana Wilde

Tansy

Dana Wilde

Stitchwort

Dana Wilde

St.Johnswort with bedstraw

Dana Wilde

Spotted touch me not

Dana Wilde

Rough-fruited cinquefoil

Dana Wilde

Rose hips

Dana Wilde

Queen anne's lace and bug

Dana Wilde

Purple loosestrife

Dana Wilde

Pearly everlasting

Dana Wilde

Pineapple weed

Dana Wilde

Yellow goatsbeard

This is the final installment of August flower pictures taken by Dana Wilde, the Bangor Daily News’ Amateur Naturalist.

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