Indiana Biota
Indiana may have a reputation as a place devoted exclusively to corn, but of course that's nonsense. We share this state with many thousands of other species. There is no way this website could provide information on all of them and I don't intend to try. But here are a few pages devoted to some of the more common life forms you should be able to find if you look in the right places at the right times. The list skews very much to wildflowers and other plants, for two reasons: they're generally conspicuous, at least when blooming, and they can't run away from me.
Ferns
Wildflowers
Bloodroot
Culver's Root
Dutchman's Breeches
Jack-in-the-Pulpit
Large-flowered Trillium
Purple Trillium
Toadshade
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Mike Habeck