NEcology #64 - Botanizing Beneath a Dam?

What can I say? I got curious! In my travels along the Connecticut River I happened across a dam with a nice walkway down to the base of it and found an interesting mix of plants like like rocky outcrops and soggy muddy bodies of water, so naturally, I had to do a quick and sloppy video.
Plants of interest:
Spiranthes incurva - "Sphinx Ladies' Tresses"
Mimulus alatus - "Allegheny Monkeyflower"
Campanula rotundifolia - "Common Bellflower"
Chelone Glabra - "White Turtlehead"

[@MisterEcks]

Sugoi!

[@PossiblyABird]

I've been absolutely devouring Joey's content recently so finding your channel has been a nice little treat, I really wish there were more channels like yours and Joey's, I've only got into this stuff recently though so I might be missing some stuff, if you have any recommendations I'd very much appreciate it, anyways keep it up bro!

[@NEcology]

Hey happy you're enjoying the content and getting into botany! New England Forests is a great channel that covers a lot of New England botany, its not as "unhinged" as what I and especially what Joey does, but they have a lot of good info. I hope more people from all over start documenting the nature right outside their front door.

[@PossiblyABird]

Thanks bro! I'll for sure make some videos like yalls once I have enough knowledge on the subject, seems really fun.