#phragmites

[slugmorelz]

12/23/23

[japanese-plants]

Wooden comb with crabs and reeds, Taishō period 20th century 青地蟹葦絵模様 絵木櫛 大正時代

[mostlythemarsh]

Another Battle

[dykesandditches]

Can you tell where we stopped spraying?

[javieroverthere]

I was taking a walk

And I took these pictures of some gulls ,cordgrass , Phragmites, and the Hackensack river 

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[crudlynaturephotos]

[aisphotostuff]

Kingfisher @ West Sussex Wetlands by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Kingfishers can still be seen fishing at the Ramsar hide- we also see them at the Scrape hide and on the Arun Riverlife Lagoon as the birds make a circuit around the site to feed. A beautiful bird to see and capture today at WWT Arundel west Sussex & a super day out had by all..

[jphilspace]

nj

[anonuid]

Prospect Park, 2023-03-19 . . . . #prospectpark #trees #phragmites #365project #photojournal #dailypic #streetphotography #streetshot #ig_street #justgoshoot #nycphotography #nyclife #newyork_ig #what_i_saw_in_nyc #googlepixel #teampixel #urbanphotography (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp_zZiUOfqT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[mollywog]

My husband requested a series of invasive species for his shirts. First up - Common Reed (Phragmites)

Spooky Season

[slugmorelz]

Apr 20, 2024

[japanese-plants]

Reed, Sacred Lotus, Water Birds and Green Peafowl by Tomonobu Kano (1843-1912)

[mostlythemarsh]

Agency

[dykesandditches]

Spraying phragmites today and while they are atrocious for wetland ecosystems here in North America, I can’t help but admire them. I think they’re actually very beautiful and I love how when they decide they want to branch out, one of the stalks just falls over and becomes the rhizome. Very impressive. I want to reinvent myself like that. I would love to visit their native range one day so I can appreciate them without also having the urge to set them on fire.

[kyotodreamtrips]

The autumn festival at Misu Shrine in Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City, is held on the second Sunday night of October. In the autumn of the previous year, we harvested the reeds with ears from the reeds (葭-yoshi) that grow naturally in the Uji River and made a large torch fire. The large torch, bundled in layers, is about 1.2 metres in diameter, about 4 metres in length, and weighs about 1 ton. The large torch cannot be moved while standing, so it is laid on the side and carried by 32 men.