Georgia, US
Cecil B. Day Butterfly Center
You might spot Pond Slider, Mountain Laurel, and Little Brown Jugs.
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Georgia, US
You might spot Pond Slider, Mountain Laurel, and Little Brown Jugs.
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Maryland, US
You might spot Duck, Monarch, and Great Blue Heron.
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Connecticut, US
You might spot Striped Wintergreen and Partridgeberry.
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Massachusetts, US
You might spot Monarch, Purple-Flowered Raspberry, and Jack-In-The-Pulpit.
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Tokyo, JP
You might spot Grey Heron, Great Cormorant, and Tufted Duck.
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Chubu, JP
You might spot Mexican Bush Sage, Japanese Iris, and Garden Roses.
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Chūgoku, JP
You might spot Red-Crowned Crane, Japanese Iris, and Sacred Lotus.
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Kansai, JP
You might spot Sunflower, Japanese Iris, and Long-Tailed Tit.
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Chubu, JP
You might spot Maples, Cherries, and Azaleas and Rhododendrons.
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Kansai, JP
You might spot Common Kingfisher, Grey Heron, and Great Crested Grebe.
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Kyushu, JP
You might spot Wild Japanese Iris, Sphagnum Moss, and Great Burnet.
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Kanagawa, JP
You might spot Sawtooth Oak, Japanese Iris, and Common Kingfisher.
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Tokyo, JP
You might spot Roses, Azaleas and Rhododendrons, and Japanese Iris.
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Ishikawa, JP
You might spot Duck, Eurasian Teal, and Japanese Iris (hanashobu).
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Tokyo, JP
You might spot Japanese Maple, Japanese Iris, and Lotus.
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Fukui, JP
You might spot Garden Azaleas, Japanese Iris, and Japanese Maple.
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Chugoku, JP
You might spot Hydrangeas, Japanese Iris, and Water Lilies.
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Kansai, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris, Sawtooth Oak, and Japanese Maple.
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Akita, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris, Whooper Swan, and Little Grebe.
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Tochigi, JP
You might spot Garden Roses, Rhododendrons and Azaleas, and Japanese Iris.
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Chugoku, JP
You might spot Kousa Dogwood, Japanese Iris, and Crape-Myrtle.
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Kansai, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris, Common Kingfisher, and Rhinoceros Beetle.
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Kyushu, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris, Dawn Redwood, and Pied Wagtail.
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Kansai, JP
You might spot Sacred Lotus, Water Lilies, and Japanese Iris.
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KR
You might spot Purple Beautyberry, Japanese Iris, and Clematis.
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Chiba, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris, Japanese Maple, and Ginkgo.
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Chubu, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris, Japanese Black Pine, and Heavenly Bamboo.
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Chubu, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris and Red Fox.
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Kyushu, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris and Eucalypts (genus).
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Kanto, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris and Plum and Cherry Relatives (prunus).
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Shikoku, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris and Crape-Myrtle.
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Kyushu, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris and European Starling.
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Kanagawa, JP
You might spot Dawn Redwood and Japanese Iris.
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Kyushu, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris (cultivated Higo Group) and Japanese Zelkova.
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Kyushu, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris (higo Cultivated Forms).
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JP
You might spot Japanese Iris and Crape-Myrtle.
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Gunma, JP
You might spot Azaleas and Rhododendrons and Japanese Iris.
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Chugoku, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris.
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Shikoku, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris.
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Kyushu, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris (cultivated).
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Kyushu, JP
You might spot Japanese Iris.
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