Here is a gallery recapping my afternoon among the wonders of Fillmore Glen, a New York State park, Moravia, New York. I visited there during the New York COVID-19 “PAUSE.” ENJOY!!
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The Trout Lily (Erythronium americanum) is named for the mottled brown leaves resembling marking on trout. 
The Trout Lily (Erythronium americanum) is named for the mottled brown leaves resembling marking on trout. 
The Trout Lily (Erythronium americanum) is named for the mottled brown leaves resembling marking on trout. 
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Michael Stephen Wills Photography 
I think this is the most diverse display of local plants you’ve shown. The spiraling fern tips are especially attractive.
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It is a special place, untouched and natural.
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Last year we spent two nights with friends in Moravia, close to that park.
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Yes, the park entrance is in town, near the school.
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I love the photo of the fiddleheads. They look almost alien. So beautiful.
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That plant does seem otherworldly when unfolding. I have not made it back to the spot to see what it developed into, to make an identification.
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We have a similar plant (pink) that curl like that but it’s dark brown to green and it’s called Silver Fern.
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I looked it up and Silver Fern is a tree fern endemic to New Zealand. The curling new growth has a special name, koru. Our ferns are similar, with a complex curl. This plant curl is different, simpler. I need to get back there to identify it.
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I have 3 of them though I didn’t plant it. Still nice to have for free haha!
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