1st Broom Find
sc77 (6b MA)
10 years ago
Since learning about brooms I always keep my eyes peeled, but have never seen one in person! Walking my dog through this pine groove I spotted my first one. Pinus strobus, so probably not uncommon..but I was pretty excited.
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