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Cattail plants bloom from May to July. The familar brown cigar-shaped part of the plant is the densely packed female flowers. The male flowers are the yellow spikey parts above the female flowers.

Invasive plant called Mother of Millions

Cattail plants in summer. Brown cigar shaped are the densely packed female flowers of the plant. The male flowers are the yellow spikey parts above the female part.

Berries and unlobed adult leaves of common ivy Hedera helix.

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Cattail plants in summer. Brown cigar shaped are the densely packed female flowers of the plant. The male flowers are the yellow spikey parts above the female part.

Coral honeysuckle, also known as trumpet honeysuckle, with red flowers growing in a pot in a backyard garden. The native hummingbird-pollinated vine is much less common than the invasive Japanese Honeysuckle which have yellow to white flowers.

Cattail plants bloom from May to July. The familar brown cigar-shaped part of the plant is the densely packed female flowers. The male flowers are the yellow spikey parts above the female flowers.

Common teasel is an invasion plant native to Europe and northern Africa. The plant may have been accidentally introduced to the United States in the 1700 s with other varieties of teasel and has since spread from coast to coast.

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Tropical fish - Red Lionfish - Pterois volitans - a dangerous coral reef inhabitant. The venomous dorsal spines are used for defense. It has become an invasive species along the East Coast of the United States.

Japanese rose Rosa rugosa in bloom.

This close-up shot shows several potatoes with a bug crawling on them. The bug is moving across the rough surface of the potatoes, showcasing a small moment in the natural world.

Star thistle

Example of perfect natural camouflage - Spot the sand soles

Coral honeysuckle, also known as trumpet honeysuckle, with red flowers growing in a pot in a backyard garden. The native hummingbird-pollinated vine is much less common than the invasive Japanese Honeysuckle which have yellow to white flowers.

Lush, invasive greenery envelops a wall while a person stands contemplative beneath, invoking the blend of nature and urban life

Common teasel plant seedhead on a prickly stem.

Common teasel is a native of Europe and northern Africa. The invasive plant may have been accidentally introduced to the United States in the 1700 s with other varieties of teasel, such as the cutleaf teasel used in the textile industry, and has since spread from coast to coast.

Common teasel is a native of Europe and northern Africa. The invasive plant may have been accidentally introduced to the United States in the 1700 s with other varieties of teasel, such as the cutleaf teasel used in the textile industry, and has since spread from coast to coast.

Two raccoons are actively engaged in playing with a basketball in a park. The raccoons are seen handling the basketball, rolling it around, and possibly trying to score points in a playful manner.

Termite colony on a tree

Cattail plants in summer. Brown cigar shaped are the densely packed female flowers of the plant. The male flowers are the yellow spikey parts above the female part.

Select focus on a stand of common teasel.

Seedhead of Dipsacus fullonum common teasel. Common teasel is a native of Europe and northern Africa. The invasive plant may have been accidentally introduced to the United States in the 1700 s with other varieties of teasel, such as the cutleaf teasel used in the textile industry, and has since spread from coast to coast.

Single dandelion, unscattered but dry and ready to fly to the wind.

Flying lionfish

A stand of common teasel seedheads on thorny stems.

Closeup of a teasel plant seedhead amoungst a stand of other teasel seedheads on prickly stems.

Common teasel is a native of Europe and northern Africa. The invasive plant may have been accidentally introduced to the United States in the 1700 s with other varieties of teasel, such as the cutleaf teasel used in the textile industry, and has since spread from coast to coast.

Common teasel is an invasion plant native to Europe and northern Africa. The plant may have been accidentally introduced to the United States in the 1700 s with other varieties of teasel and has since spread from coast to coast.

A stand of common teasel seedheads on prickly stems.

The flower of the Capsella bursa-pastoris, known as shepherd s purse.

Cirsium thistle

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