Ann Froschauer captured these wonderful images of the park as winter wanes.
This is Earthstar (Astraeus hygrometricus).
Wild grape vines.
Gee, Ann is so strong!
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I think those vines are Dutchman’s pipe, not grapevines. Please re-check your info