Can anyone tell me what is happening to these leaves?
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This blog also tracks our nature observations around Mt. Pleasant Farm throughout the year. Want to know what wildlife we're seeing? How the battle against invasive weeds is going? What's in bloom in the gardens? Join our staff, volunteers, summer campers, field trip students, and their families and share what YOU'VE observed.
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The Howard County Conservancy is a land trust headquartered at Mt. Pleasant Farm in Woodstock, Maryland, a 232-acre farm that is 300 years old. In addition to providing information about land conservation, the Conservancy and its many volunteers offer year-round environmental education and special events for adults and children.
Mt. Pleasant master plan
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I might be able to find out. Or maybe the Master Gardeners know!
Can you remind me what kind of leaf they are? I assume you found them at Mt. Pleasant.
I think they might be black gum/tupelo leaves
Most likely it is the feeding damage due to Antispila nyssaefoliella (tupelo leaf miner)
Tupelo leaf miner -- Antispila nyssaefoliella feeding damage
Thanks, Richard!
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