Out with my JK TTSK.

pitdog · May 7, 2011

Just a few pics from this morning.

First stop was the swamp where I found one of the resident Mallards...

By pitdog2010 at 2011-05-07

Came across this plant, anyone know what it is ? It looks like Twisted stalk but I'm not sure, it reminded me of the Garlic family but there was no smell even when crushed.

By pitdog2010 at 2011-05-07

Snicker was on full form, I think was the only time she stood still !

By pitdog2010 at 2011-05-07

And my knife of the day, my JK TTSK.....

By pitdog2010 at 2011-05-07

tknife · May 7, 2011

Cool, haven't seen the tiny terror knife in a while :thumbup:

TheGame · May 7, 2011

Haven't seen that knife in a long while. And the TT looks to be having a great day.

Thanks for sharing Pit.

dboles · May 8, 2011

Yep Twisted stalk
Stuff here isnt even started yet as the bush is still full of snow
Dan'l

mtnfolk mike · May 8, 2011

great stuff Pit..:thumbup:

pitdog · May 8, 2011

dboles said:
Yep Twisted stalk
Stuff here isnt even started yet as the bush is still full of snow
Dan'l

Thanks for the conformation buddy, that's another to add to my list now !

Woods Creeper · May 8, 2011

nice pup ... got a rat terrier here named Cookie ... wee bit heavier 21 lbs.
Nice to see a fella get a day out in the woods.

LMT66 · May 8, 2011

Good stuff Pit!

WILLIAM.M · May 8, 2011

Cool post Pit

knife looks well loved

DOC-CANADA · May 8, 2011

pitdog said:
Came across this plant, anyone know what it is ? It looks like Twisted stalk but I'm not sure, it reminded me of the Garlic family but there was no smell even when crushed.

By pitdog2010 at 2011-05-07

Looks like Twisted-stalk (Streptopus) to me as well (not sure of the species). You can see some in this picture I posted in my 'Back off, pitdog' thread.

Doc

mtwarden · May 8, 2011

I'm going to have to say False Solomon Seal in pit's pic

DOC-CANADA · May 8, 2011

mtwarden said:
I'm going to have to say False Solomon Seal in pit's pic

Hey mt,

Why do you think pit's is False Solomon's Seal? From everything I've seen, until they're in flower, there isn't much difference, but I'm ready to learn. In your picture, it look like the leaves are (very) short-stemmed, but in pit's they look like they're clasping the stem. Thoughts?

Doc

mtwarden · May 8, 2011

in pit's pic they are starting to flower- multiple terminal flowers, twisted stalk has single (sometimes double) flowers associated with each leaf

I've been known to be wrong before, so nothing new there if I am

DOC-CANADA · May 9, 2011

mtwarden said:
in pit's pic they are starting to flower- multiple terminal flowers, twisted stalk has single (sometimes double) flowers associated with each leaf

I've been known to be wrong before, so nothing new there if I am

Duhh! Good eye, mt. :thumbup: I completely missed the flowers.

Doc