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ID this plant growing in a mucky spot?

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I've never noticed this plant before. photos taken today

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Hi Will, that looks like a marsh marigold to me: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caltha_palustris

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Thanks! It does look awfully similar to what comes up in a Google image search for marsh marigold. Cool!

I think they should change the spelling to Sandy Eggo. This tiny ad agrees with me.

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