A walk around Burr Pond:

Hobblebush

Nodding trillium

A closer look at nodding trillium, showing parts in threes, indicating the plant is a monocot

Painted trillium

Bellwort

Jack-in-the-pulpit

Jack-in-the-pulpit with the protective leaf, or spathe, lifted to reveal the flowering spike, or spadix

Smallflower buttercup

Marsh Marigold

Wood horsetail

Bluets

Serviceberry along the shore and near the end of it’s bloom

Highbush blueberry

Canada mayflower about to bloom

Scientific names and families:

Hobblebush/Viburnum lantanoide – Adoxa Family: Adoxaceae

Nodding trillium/Trillium cernuum – Bunchflower Family: Melanthiaceae

Painted trillium/Trillium undulatum – Bunchflower Family: Melanthiaceae

Bellwort/Uvularia sessilifolia – Autumn Crocus Family: Colchicaceae

Jack-in-the-pulpit/Ariseama triphyllum – Arum Family: Araceae

Smallflower buttercup/Ranunculus arbortirus – Buttercup Family: Ranunculaceae

Marsh marigold/Caltha palustris – Buttercup Family: Ranunculaceae

Wood horsetail/Equisetum sylvatica  – Horsetail Family: Equisetaceae

Bluets/Houstonia caerulea L. – Madder Family: Rubiaceae

Serviceberry/Amelanchier arborea – Rose Family: Rosaceae

Highbush blueberry/Vaccinium corymbosum – Heath Family: Ericaceae

Canada mayflower/Maianthemum canadense – Aspargus Family: Asparagaceae