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Pumpkin patch farm display, hay straw bale, pumpkins, squash, gourds. Stem. Orange. Flat, mistaken. Wheel tire old blue pick up truck. Halloween Thanksgiving decoration.
Corizus hyoscyami: A bright red and black scent bug often mistaken for a beetle; feeds on flowers and seeds of various plants.
A close-up shot of stunning, brilliant magenta-pink Bougainvillea flowers (often mistaken for petals, these are actually bracts) set against a backdrop of deep green leaves. The tropical shrub is capt
The plant in the image is a Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia), a native North American woody vine. It is in the grape family (Vitaceae) and is often mistaken for poison ivy.
Rod of Asclepius staff medical symbol. Intertwined snake around a rod or wooden staff. Often mistakenly called a Caduceus. Doctor icon for medicine and health care. Vintage woodcut etching style.
Corizus hyoscyami: A bright red and black scent bug often mistaken for a beetle; feeds on flowers and seeds of various plants.
Corizus hyoscyami: A bright red and black scent bug often mistaken for a beetle; feeds on flowers and seeds of various plants.

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