1: Common Evening Primrose

2: Common Evening Primrose

3: Common Evening Primrose. Note white vein down the middle of the leaf.

4: Common Evening Primrose - Flower

5: Common Evening Primrose. Some seeds in Wildman's hand.

6: Common Evening Primrose. Note four-parted stigma forming an X. I don't know why it wasn't centered better.

7: Common Evening Primrose - dried flowers.

8: Common Evening Primrose - dried flowers.

9: Wild Carrot

10: Wild Carrot

11: Wild Carrot

12: Lamb's-Quarters

13: Lamb's-Quarters

14: Lamb's-Quarters

15: Red Clover

16: Red Clover

17: Red Clover

18: Sheep Sorrel

19: Sheep Sorrel

20: Sheep Sorrel

21: Hawthorne Berries

22: Poison Ivy - patch. Wildman always points this one out and warns the tour participants.

23: Blackberry.

24: Aniseroot (Sweet Cicely)

25: Aniseroot (Sweet Cicely)

26: Aniseroot (Sweet Cicely)

27: Aniseroot (Sweet Cicely). This and the next were from later in the tour.

28: Aniseroot (Sweet Cicely)

29: Sassafras. Well, the leaves had all fallen, and the camera would never have focused on the twigs of the little ones, so I took pictures of some trunks. This one the flash came on.

30: Sassafras. Then I tried one with the flash turned off.

31: Sassafras. A bigger trunk with the flash on. The camera has a tendency to overexpose flash pictures.

32: Sassafras. So I took one with the flash off. But with the longer exposure time, and hand holding the camera, it is a bit blurred.

33: Wild Asparagus. Wrong time of the year to eat it, but here's a picture of it anyway.

34: Crab Apple Tree

35: Crab Apple Tree

36: Crab Apple. Wildman cut one open to show that all apples have the seeds in a star.

37: Poor Man's Pepper

38: Rose Hips. With people grabbing the tree it was hard to take a picture of a moving bunch of berries.

39: Wild Bay Leaf

40: Blewit Mushroom

41: Blewit Mushroom

42: Wild Parsnips

43: Wild Parsnips. A nice fat tap root.

44: Wild Parsnips. The fellow that dug this one spent quite a while to get such a long root.

45: Garlic Mustard

46: Garlic Mustard

47: Garlic Mustard

48: Garlic Mustard. Well, the seeds were almost all gone, but I found a few. There were some in this picture, but they didn't come out. On pictures like this the camera has difficulty focusing.

49: Northern Wild Raisins

50: Northern Wild Raisins

51: Northern Wild Raisin Bush

52: Reishi Mushroom. Too old to eat.

53: Witch Hazel

54: Witch Hazel

55: Wild Apples. Real apples and not crab apples. That's Wildman there with his arm outstretched, pointing out more of the trees.

56: Wild Apples. To get them down some of the guys climbed the trees and shook them down. One got much higher up than this picture shows.

57: Wild Apple - Closeup. Isn't it pretty?

58: Field Garlic (Wild Onions). We didn't have time to go over this one. We spent a lot of time collecting apples. But I took a quick shot of a bunch.