Today a few of the NECPS members took a trip to a few bogs on the Cape. We visited 3 different locations, all somewhat close to each other yet all ecologically different.
Site # 1
The entrance road and habitats where we found the plants . A fairly dry site, very unique among New England bog habitats as all 3 locations were.



Some sphagnum.

The one orchid we encountered on the trip, a C.tuberousus who's flower has just passed.


Some Lycopodium.


Need a positive ID on this one. This plant was found in all 3 locations only growing in the exact same habitat as the carnivores.


Drosera intermedia













Drosera filiformis var. filiformis - The northern most population of this species in the United States, 2nd most northern in the world.



















Site # 1
The entrance road and habitats where we found the plants . A fairly dry site, very unique among New England bog habitats as all 3 locations were.



Some sphagnum.

The one orchid we encountered on the trip, a C.tuberousus who's flower has just passed.


Some Lycopodium.


Need a positive ID on this one. This plant was found in all 3 locations only growing in the exact same habitat as the carnivores.


Drosera intermedia













Drosera filiformis var. filiformis - The northern most population of this species in the United States, 2nd most northern in the world.



















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