The Pink Moccasin-Flower (_Cypripedium acaule_)* 48 This is the only two-leaved _Cypripedium_ found in the Atlantic region. _Colored_ The Tall White Northern Orchis (_Habenaria dilatata_), near Arethusa’s Spring, Bogs of Etchowog, Pownal, Vermont 52 _Colored_ The Showy Orchis (_Orchis spectabilis_) 56 The first orchid of the spring, found near the rocky borders of the Thompson Brook, East Pownal, Vermont. _Colored_ The Small Yellow Fragrant Moccasin-Flower (_Cypripedium parviflorum_)* 60 _Colored_ The Small White Moccasin-Flower (_Cypripedium candidum_) 62 _Colored_ The Queen of the Indian Moccasin-Flowers (_Cypripedium reginæ_), from the Bogs of Etchowog, Pownal, Vermont 68 The Small Purple-Fringed Orchis (_Habenaria psycodes_) 72 The Showy Lady’s Slipper (_Cypripedium reginæ_)* 78 _Colored_ The Northern Gap, Showing the Taconic Mountains of Bennington County, from Mount Œta, Vermont. The Bennington Battle Monument towers to the left in the Distance* 86 The Rose Pogonia (_Pogonia ophioglossoides_) 88 _Colored_ The Thompson Brook, East Pownal, Vermont 90 The Grass Pink (_Limodorum tuberosum_) 92 This is a strange, beautiful orchid with a straight seed-pod (ovary). _Colored_ The Perry Elm, Marking the Site of Fort Massachusetts, on the Harrison’s Flats, North Adams, Massachusetts, Showing Saddleback Mountain in the Distance 96 The Small Round-Leaved Orchis (_Habenaria Hookeriana_)* 100 _Colored_ The Showy Orchis (_Orchis spectabilis_)* 104 Showing the plant nearly natural size. _Colored_ The Large Purple-Fringed Orchis (_Habenaria grandiflora_) 110 From lithograph in Meehan’s _Native Flowers and Ferns of the United States_, 1: 1878. By permission. _Colored_ The Blackberry Blossoms from Mount Œta, Pownal, Vermont* 112 The Yellow Clintonia (_Clintonia borealis_), Rattlesnake Brook Swamp, Mount Œta, Pownal, Vermont 116 “White, innocent twigs of apple”* 126 The Woodman’s Road through Rattlesnake Swamp, Mount Œta, Pownal, Vermont 134 The Beautiful Arethusa (_Arethusa bulbosa_) 144 _Colored_