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Hackmatack Stock Photos and Images
RMF2B6DE–Colorful oak leaves in fall at Glacial Park, now Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge in McHenry County in Illinois
RMJ29KG7–Balsampappel, Balsam-Pappel, Knospen, Knospe, Populus balsamifera, Populus tacamahaca, balsam poplar, bam, bamtree, eastern balsam-poplar, hackmatack,
RF2T90HC2–Tamarack Tree (Larix laricina) swamp with autumn golden foliage in the Chippewa National Forest, northern Minnesota USA
RMF2B636–Colorful oaks in Glacial Park (now Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge) near Richmond, Illinois
RMM9J89F–Illinois Department of Natural Resources Deputy Director John Rogner gave depth to the history of the planning for Hackmatack. Photo by Tina Shaw/USFWS.
RFEWA3A6–Tamarack (Larix Americana) or Hackmatack or American Larch, vintage engraved illustration. Trousset encyclopedia (1886 - 1891).
RF2X56GYJ–Spring and new life concept. Branch with young leaves of Populus balsamifera. Balsam poplar, bam, eastern balsam-poplar, hackmatack, tacamahac poplar
RM2RC997C–American Larch, Larix laricina 'Arethusa Bog' Low, Larch, Prostrate, Garden, Conifer, Cultivar Larix laricina
RMJ29KGA–Balsampappel, Balsam-Pappel, Knospen, Knospe, Populus balsamifera, Populus tacamahaca, balsam poplar, bam, bamtree, eastern balsam-poplar, hackmatack,
RF2BKD325–Firecrest - Regulus ignicapilla small forest bird with the yellow crest singing in the dark forest, sitting on the larch branch, very small passerine
RMHT8R36–Balsam-Pappel, Balsampappel, Blatt, Blätter, Populus balsamifera, Populus tacamahaca, balsam poplar, bam, bamtree, eastern balsam-poplar, hackmatack,
RMJ29KGR–Balsampappel, Balsam-Pappel, Rinde, Borke, Populus balsamifera, Populus tacamahaca, balsam poplar, bam, bamtree, eastern balsam-poplar, hackmatack, ta
RMF2B63D–Colorful oaks in Glacial Park (now Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge) near Richmond, Illinois
RMM9J8A8–Supporters and early architects of Hackmatack came out in great numbers to the Lost Valley Visitor Center at Glacial Park. Photo by Tina Shaw/USFWS.
RF2G51TWJ–Close up of French Mountain valley in Cape Breton Nova Scotia during Autumn. Fall foliage of the mountains multi colored deciduous trees, Cabot Trail.
RF2BKD334–Firecrest - Regulus ignicapilla small forest bird with the yellow crest singing in the dark forest, sitting on the larch branch, very small passerine
RM2APNRMY–The trunk and bark of a Western Larch, (Larix occidentalis). The spots of tree sap may indicate the onset of beetle damage. Winter. Troy, Montana. Oth
RMJ29KGT–Balsampappel, Balsam-Pappel, Rinde, Borke, Populus balsamifera, Populus tacamahaca, balsam poplar, bam, bamtree, eastern balsam-poplar, hackmatack, ta
RMF2B63N–Colorful oaks in Glacial Park (now Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge) near Richmond, Illinois
!["Today is a good day for the planet," remarked Co-Chairs for Friends of Hackmatack Margaret Lass-Gardiner. Photo by Tina Shaw/USFWS. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/M9J89R/quottoday-is-a-good-day-for-the-planetquot-remarked-co-chairs-for-friends-of-hackmatack-margaret-lass-gardiner-photo-by-tina-shawusfws-M9J89R.jpg ""Today is a good day for the planet," remarked Co-Chairs for Friends of Hackmatack Margaret Lass-Gardiner. Photo by Tina Shaw/USFWS. Stock Photo")
RMM9J89R–"Today is a good day for the planet," remarked Co-Chairs for Friends of Hackmatack Margaret Lass-Gardiner. Photo by Tina Shaw/USFWS.
RMJ29KFF–Balsam-Pappel, Balsampappel, Pappel, Knospe, Knospen, Pappelknospe, Pappelknospen, Populus spec., balsam poplar, bud, buds
RF2G51TWM–Close up of French Mountain valley in Cape Breton Nova Scotia during Autumn. Fall foliage of the mountains multi colored deciduous trees, Cabot Trail.
RM2DA18WP–Dead landscape of Mer Bleue Bog, a wetland of international importance, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
RF2WPKBM3–Old engraved illustration of Pine Linnet (Spinus pinus). Created by J.J. Audubon: Birds of America, Philadelphia, 1840
RM2AJ5BT5–Woodworking for beginners; a manual for amateurs . or elm.The deck can first be laid, lapping slightly over the space to beleft open. The line for the coaming can then be marked on thedeck, and the projecting wood sawed or trimmed to the line,when the coaming can be bent into place and fastened. The gunwale-strip, like the stern-post, the rudder, and thetiller, should be of hard wood, as oak. Hackmatack is good forthe stem. The mast should be of spruce. A strong thwart, with a holein it, can be fitted across between the sides, just under the deck,and a block with another hole fastened to the b
RF2BKD30E–Firecrest - Regulus ignicapilla small forest bird with the yellow crest singing in the dark forest, sitting on the larch branch, very small passerine
RM2APNR8C–The trunk and bark of a Western Larch, (Larix occidentalis). The spots of tree sap may indicate the onset of beetle damage. Winter. Troy, Montana. Oth
RFM1ND5N–The ironwood or hophornbeam is a deciduous tree with extremely hardwood. The flowers are catkins and the fruit are hops.
RMF2B62Y–Colorful oaks in Glacial Park (now Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge) near Richmond, Illinois
RMM9J8A9–Friends of Hackmatack gave special thanks and recognition to Matt Sprenger and Tom Larson of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regional planning team. Photo by Tina Shaw/USFWS.
RMF2B7G9–Butterfly weed and other wildflowers at Glacial Park in McHenry County, Illinois - now Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge
RMJ29KG4–Balsam-Pappel, Balsampappel, Pappel, Knospe, Knospen, Pappelknospe, Pappelknospen, Populus spec., balsam poplar, bud, buds
RF2G51TWY–Close up of French Mountain valley in Cape Breton Nova Scotia during Autumn. Fall foliage of the mountains multi colored deciduous trees, Cabot Trail.
RFEW9RHR–Tamarack Larch or Larix laricina, showing cone, vintage engraved illustration. Dictionary of Words and Things - Larive and Fleury - 1895
RF2G51TF0–Close up of French Mountain valley in Cape Breton Nova Scotia during Autumn. Fall foliage of the mountains with mixed deciduous trees, Cabot Trail.
RM2DDX9M7–Tamarack tree in the dead landscape of Mer Bleue Bog, a wetland of international importance, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
RM2AX2CF1–Fifth report of the United States Entomological Commission, being a revised and enlarged edition of Bulletin no7, on insects injurious to forest and shade trees . e catenaria (Drury).(Larva, Plate xxxii; figs. 3, 3a, 3b, 3c.) What was without much doubt a belated caterpillar of this specieawas fouud on the white pine October 5, but the body was not soclear a yellow, and the two black spots on the side of each segmentwere not well defined. A chrysalis was also beaten out of a pitch pineAugust 31; another out of a hackmatack August 30. The moths fromthese chrysalids appeared September 15 and 16.
RF2BKD324–Firecrest - Regulus ignicapilla small forest bird with the yellow crest singing in the dark forest, sitting on the larch branch, very small passerine
RM2APNR4A–The trunk and bark of a Western Larch, (Larix occidentalis). The spots of tree sap may indicate the onset of beetle damage. Winter. Troy, Montana. Oth
RFM1ND5B–The ironwood or hophornbeam is a deciduous tree with extremely hardwood. The flowers are catkins and the fruit are hops.
RFC7KMDA–Tamarack (Larix Americana) or Hackmatack or American Larch, vintage engraved illustration. Trousset encyclopedia (1886 - 1891).
RMM9J893–Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced that he has authorized the establishment of Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge in southeastern Wisconsin and northeastern Illinois, eventually providing up to 11,200 acres of habitat for wildlife as well as outdoor recreational opportunities within easy driving distance of millions of people. Photo by Tina Shaw/USFWS.
RMF2B5BD–Butterfly weed and other wildflowers at Glacial Park in McHenry County, Illinois - now Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge
RMJ29KFK–Balsam-Pappel, Balsampappel, Pappel, Knospe, Knospen, Pappelknospe, Pappelknospen, Populus spec., balsam poplar, bud, buds
![. The drug plants of Illinois . JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS L. Com- mon juniper, hackmatack, horse savin, gorst. Pinaceae. U. S. P. XI, p. 256.— A low and spreading or upright, small shrub or tree, evergreen; bark of the trunk shreddy; foliage in the form of needles, the needles straight, rigid, sharp-pointed, up to ]/i inch long; flowers lacking, cones present instead; fruit blue, glaucous, berry- like, 14 inch in diameter, 3-seeded. The fruit collected in fall and winter, when ripe. In cultivation as an ornamen- tal; established near Lake Michigan in Lake County. Contains the fragrant oil of juniper. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MAB211/the-drug-plants-of-illinois-juniperus-communis-l-com-mon-juniper-hackmatack-horse-savin-gorst-pinaceae-u-s-p-xi-p-256-a-low-and-spreading-or-upright-small-shrub-or-tree-evergreen-bark-of-the-trunk-shreddy-foliage-in-the-form-of-needles-the-needles-straight-rigid-sharp-pointed-up-to-i-inch-long-flowers-lacking-cones-present-instead-fruit-blue-glaucous-berry-like-14-inch-in-diameter-3-seeded-the-fruit-collected-in-fall-and-winter-when-ripe-in-cultivation-as-an-ornamen-tal-established-near-lake-michigan-in-lake-county-contains-the-fragrant-oil-of-juniper-MAB211.jpg ". The drug plants of Illinois . JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS L. Com- mon juniper, hackmatack, horse savin, gorst. Pinaceae. U. S. P. XI, p. 256.— A low and spreading or upright, small shrub or tree, evergreen; bark of the trunk shreddy; foliage in the form of needles, the needles straight, rigid, sharp-pointed, up to ]/i inch long; flowers lacking, cones present instead; fruit blue, glaucous, berry- like, 14 inch in diameter, 3-seeded. The fruit collected in fall and winter, when ripe. In cultivation as an ornamen- tal; established near Lake Michigan in Lake County. Contains the fragrant oil of juniper. Stock Photo")
RMMAB211–. The drug plants of Illinois . JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS L. Com- mon juniper, hackmatack, horse savin, gorst. Pinaceae. U. S. P. XI, p. 256.— A low and spreading or upright, small shrub or tree, evergreen; bark of the trunk shreddy; foliage in the form of needles, the needles straight, rigid, sharp-pointed, up to ]/i inch long; flowers lacking, cones present instead; fruit blue, glaucous, berry- like, 14 inch in diameter, 3-seeded. The fruit collected in fall and winter, when ripe. In cultivation as an ornamen- tal; established near Lake Michigan in Lake County. Contains the fragrant oil of juniper.
RF2G51TF5–Close up of French Mountain valley in Cape Breton Nova Scotia during Autumn. Fall foliage of the mountains with mixed deciduous trees, Cabot Trail.
RM2DDX9M8–Tamarack tree in the dead landscape of Mer Bleue Bog, a wetland of international importance, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
RM2CGR7W8–. The Street railway journal . SAMPLES SENT TO RAILWAYCOMPANIES ON APPLICATION. We make a specialty of all varietiesand sizes of TIES for electric andsteam railroads, in cedar, hackmatack,oak and pine, both Northern andSouthern. ItAI ro Squared, Octagoned and Tapered,PVLLd in Cedar, Hard Pine and Chestnut Jos. a. Run & Co., BOSTON, MASS.
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