Species with global distribution
Common name: rounded earthstar
Photographed in Two Rivers Park, Little Rock, Arkansas
Species from the south-central United States
Common name: Pipevine, Dutchman's Pipe
Photographed at Two Rivers Park, Pulaski County, Arkansas
These are the eggs of the Pipevine Swallowtail butterfly, a showy butterfly found across much of North America. Aristolochia species are the host plant for this butterfly.
Photographed at Two Rivers Park, Pulaski County, Arkansas
Species from Europe and North America
Common name: Shaggy Bracket
Growing on an oak tree near the entrance to Boyle Park, Little Rock, Arkansas
Let me know if my ID is incorrect.
Species from eastern North America
Common name: Butterweed
Boyle Park, Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
Species from central North America
Common name: Trout Lily
Photographed in Boyle Park, Pulaski County, Little Rock, Arkansas
Species from southeastern North America
Common name: Winged Elm
Photographed in Boyle Park, Little Rock, Arkansas
Species from North America
A rust fungus on the leaves of Claytonia virginica
Common name: Spring Beauty Rust
Photographed in Boyle Park, Little Rock, Arkansas
Large flock in my back yard.
Seen in a small flock fishing on the downstream side of Murray Lock and Dam
Species from North America and Europe
Photographed at Pinnacle Mountain State Park, Pulaski County, Arkansas
Species from North America
Common name: Curlytop knotweed
Photographed in Boyle Park, Little Rock, Arkansas
Species from eastern North America below the Great Lakes
Common name: Common dittany, American dittany
Photographed in Boyle Park, Little Rock, Arkansas
Species from eastern North America
Common name: Partridge Pea
Photographed at Boyle Park, Little Rock, Arkansas
Species from Europe, Eastern and Western North America. Absent from Great Plains of North America
Common name: Oak bracket, warted oak polypore, weeping polypore or weeping conk
Photographed in Boyle Park, Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas.
Species from eastern North America below the Great Lakes
Common name: Swamp Sunflower, Narrowleafed sunflower
Photographed in Boyle Park, Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
Species from central and southeastern North America
Common name: Downy ragged goldenrod
Species from eastern North America
Common name: Sidebeak pencilflower
Photographed in Conner Park, Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
Common name: Climbing Hempvine
Species from Eastern North America
Photographed off Arch Street in the Fourche Creek bottoms near the I-30/530/440 maze
Species from eastern North America
Common name: Shagbark Hickory
Photographed off Arch Street in the Fourche Creek bottoms near the I-30/530/440 maze
Species from central and eastern North America
Common name: Winged lythrum, winged loosestrife
Photographed off Arch Street in the Fourche Creek bottoms near the I-30/530/440 maze
Species from Eastern North America
Common name: Bearded beggarticks
Photographed off Arch Street in the Fourche Creek bottoms near the I-30/530/440 maze
Species from southeastern North America
Common name: Swamp Leatherflower
Photographed off Arch Street in the Fourche Creek bottoms near the I-30/530/440 maze
Species from southern and eastern North America
Common name: Crimsoneyed rosemallow
Photographed off Arch Street in the Fourche Creek bottoms near the I-30/530/440 maze
Species from North America
Common name: Wood Sage, Canada germander
Photographed off Arch Street in the Fourche Creek bottoms near the I-30/530/440 maze
Species from eastern North America
Common name: amberique-bean
Photographed off Arch Street in the Fourche Creek bottoms near the I-30/530/440 maze
Species from eastern North America below the Great Lakes
Common name: Virginia buttonweed
Photographed in Boyle Park, Little Rock, Arkansas
Species from Eastern North America
Common name: St. Andrew's Cross
Photographed in Boyle Park, Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
Common name: False Daisy
Native to eastern and southern North America. Might also be found across temperate northern hemisphere - not a lot of info online about the range of this species.
Photographed in Boyle Park, Little Rock, Arkansas
