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New leaves on oak sprouts, showing a typically rosy red color. Critter watch: There are at two black ants crashing the scene. Hidden Lake Gardens, Michigan May 29, 2012 (nex5n)
Taking a chance - vegetation occupying possibly ill-chosen niches. This hornbeam sprout has no chance of ever growing to a mature tree, but for now it's happy. Crooked Lake, Michigan September, 2011
A maple sprout growing among the limestone cobbles on the riverbank. I doubt it will survive the winter's ice and next spring's floods. Weir Dam Access, Maumee River, Ohio, October, 2010
Metaphor: Instinct for survival. Sprout on a seemingly dead limb of an ash tree.
Nature wins, as she always will, eventually. A tree sprouts on a ruined shingle roof. Mill Lake Outdoor Center, Waterloo Recreation Area, Washtenaw County, Michigan
A sprig of mint has sprouted in the shingles of the old boathouse. When the water level of the lake was lower, spearmint like this grew in abundance just in front of the breakwater. After two successive years of extremely high water, this is all that remains. No more mint for my iced tea! June 30, 2008 Crooked Lake, Michigan
New leaves on oak sprouts, showing a typically rosy red color.
Critter watch: There are at two black ants crashing the scene.

Hidden Lake Gardens, Michigan
May 29, 2012
(nex5n)
New leaves on oak sprouts, showing a typically rosy red color. Critter watch: There are at two black ants crashing the scene. Hidden Lake Gardens, Michigan May 29, 2012 (nex5n)
New leaves on oak sprouts, showing a typically rosy red color.
Critter watch: There are at two black ants crashing the scene.

Hidden Lake Gardens, Michigan
May 29, 2012
(nex5n)
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