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Great year for wood betony

  • Post author:pleasantvalleyconservancy
  • Post published:May 20, 2008
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This is a great year for wood betony (Pedicularis canadensis). At Pleasant Valley Conservancy we have seen more this year than we ever have. Most of it was planted, but…

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Visit to Spring Green Preserve

  • Post author:pleasantvalleyconservancy
  • Post published:May 17, 2008
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Today Kathie and I attended an event at the Nature Conservancy's Spring Green Preserve, to recognize our contribution to a new acquisition and to see the preserve in its early…

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Recent Bird Sightings

  • Post author:pleasantvalleyconservancy
  • Post published:May 17, 2008
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This is the time of year to see and enjoy birds.Recently, I flushed a pair of sandhill cranes who were foraging on Toby's Prairie, our dry mesic planted prairie that…

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This week at Pleasant Valley Conservancy

  • Post author:pleasantvalleyconservancy
  • Post published:May 15, 2008
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This week we are spraying bramble resprouts with Garlon. The brambles are those that were top-killed in our prescribed burns of April. They are now growing, but remain small, so…

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The problem with red raspberries in savanna restoration

  • Post author:pleasantvalleyconservancy
  • Post published:April 26, 2008
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Red raspberries are a real menace in savanna restorations. Once the habitat is opened up, they flourish in the increased sunlight. I did a literature review and discovered that red…

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Prairie seedlings

  • Post author:pleasantvalleyconservancy
  • Post published:April 25, 2008
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I am making a series of photos of prairie and savanna seedlings at an early stage of growth. There seem to be few such photos available in the literature.Recognizing good…

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Great Savanna Burn

  • Post author:pleasantvalleyconservancy
  • Post published:April 23, 2008
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Today the weather really cooperated and we were able to finish our savanna burns and complete our burns for the year. With the cold, wet spring, I had given up…

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    • Upcoming Events
    • Volunteering
    • Goals
    • Contact Us
  • Management Activities
    • 2024 Wetland Management Plan
    • Bush and tree removal
    • Controlled (Prescribed) Burns
    • Increasing Plant Species Diversity
    • Long-term Management
    • Seed Collecting Dates
    • Seed Collection and Planting
    • Weed Control
      • Sumac Removal
  • Visit
    • Directions
    • Public Trail Map
    • Field Trips
    • Winter Activities
  • News and Blogs
    • Susan’s Blog
    • Thomas Brock’s Blog (2008-2021)
  • Landscape and History
    • Awards, Recognitions, & Grants
    • Air Photos and GIS
    • Geology and Soils
    • Buildings
    • Conservancy Restoration
    • Cultural Landscape
    • Land Use History
    • Wildlife
      • Birds
      • Deer and Hunting
      • Other Animals Including Arthropods
    • Plant Species Before Restoration
  • Vegetation Overview
    • Plants of the Preserve
      • Phenology: Growth and Flowering Times
      • Plant Species
      • Floristic Quality Index
      • Rare and Interesting Species
    • Oak Savannas
    • Oak Woodlands
    • Prairie Remnants
    • Wetlands
    • Planted Prairies
      • Barn Prarie
      • East Basin Prarie
      • Pocket Prairie
      • Ridge Praire
      • Sandhill Crane Wet Prairie
      • Toby’s Prairie
      • Valley Prairie

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