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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. Snake around rod or wooden staff. Often mistakenly called Caduceus. Doctor medicine and health care icon. Vintage woodcut etching style. Also features wings.
Up close look at a yellow spotted cucumber beetle, often mistaken for a ladybug. He's sitting on the purple ombre petal of a late summer chrysanthemum. 2025
Close-up of Phytolacca americana (American pokeweed) with shiny black berries and magenta stems after rain. Toxic wild plant with vivid colors, often mistaken for elderberry, found in natural habitats
Close-up of Phytolacca americana (American pokeweed) with shiny black berries and magenta stems after rain. Toxic wild plant with vivid colors, often mistaken for elderberry, found in natural habitats
The frosty fern (Selaginella kraussiana) is a spike moss that's often mistaken for a fern. It's known for its white-tipped leaves that give it a frosted appearance.

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