Joel Sartore Joel Sartore

National Geographic Photographer and Speaker

Keyword: Silene

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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ESA002-00377

Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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ESA002-00378

Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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ESA001-00377

Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo

ESA001-00378

Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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ESA001-00379

Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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ESA001-00374

Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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ESA001-00375

Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

Photo: Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that's native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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Fringed campion flowers (Silene polypetala), a federally endangered plant that’s native to rich hardwood forests of Georgia and Florida.

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