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Photo of the Week – May 11, 2012

Posted on May 11, 2012 by Chris Helzer
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Can you tell what this is?

What is this?

Need a hint?

I photographed it last week in a recently-burned sand prairie along the Platte River in Nebraska.

Think you know?  Read on to find out.

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Posted in General, Prairie Management, Prairie Natural History, Prairie Photography | Tagged close-up photo, grassland, macrophotography, nature photography, prairie | 3 Replies

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