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Nature Walk: Cup Plants

Posted on June 15, 2015 at 10:00 AM by Taylor Eisenhauer

"Water that has collected in the leaves of the cup plant after a rain or from heavy morning dew becomes a microhabitat.  It often contains insects, and may be utilized by amphibians such as this chorus frog or by small songbirds as a source of drinking water." --- Carl Kurtz

“Water that has collected in the leaves of the cup plant after a rain or from heavy morning dew becomes a microhabitat. It often contains insects, and may be utilized by amphibians such as this chorus frog or by small songbirds as a source of drinking water.” — Carl Kurtz

If you are interested in purchasing a print of this photo or requesting information on possible use of any of our “Nature Walk” photographs, please contact Carl Kurtz at cpkurtz@netins.net. View our other Nature Walk posts!

Taylor

 

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