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    Great shot Brdad.
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    Okay, I've just uploaded the pictures I got from the FNP in an album. How do I load them into the flower photo section?

    Also, can anybody help identify this orb? I find these all the time in the woods. They dry a dull brown color.
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    Looks like a gall. Is it an insect that burrowed into the plant and cause it to do that?
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  4. #14

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    Check out this persons blog for more information on the orb. I had seen these before myself and thought they were just little crab apples or something.

    http://www.lesjones.com/posts/002031.shtml
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    that is so cool i never knew that and i have seen so many both green and brown. thanks for sharing your knowledge.
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    Thank you thank you thank you!

    I have wondered about that for years!
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    Also watch goldenrod stalks for insect gauls. Last year a friend and I went looking for these, and after maybe checking a thousand or so stalks we found one. Cut it open and there was the little worm like larvae.

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