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Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area Walking at Cochran Shoals - An NPS Photo
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Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area
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Yellow Trout Lillies

Tom Wilson

Yellow Trout Lillies

In any season, the Chattahoochee banks are resplendent in color. Trout lilies, serviceberry, and redbuds bloom in early spring followed by azaleas, trillium and coreopsis. Late summer, cardinal flowers and the showy scarlet sumacs turn brilliant shades of red with the yellows of goldenrod, the deep purple of ironwood and the multitude of foliage of fall’s changing leaves.

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Great Blue Heron hunting for food - Photo by Tom Wilson

Did You Know?
Great Blue Herons stand up to four feet tall and have special feathers that dissolve into powder. They use a serrated middle claw to distribute the powder which they use for preening or cleaning themselves.
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