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American trumpet vine spotted and verified in Chesapeake, Virginia

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American trumpet vine's bright orange blooms are a magnet for ruby-throated hummingbirds, so spotting it in your neighborhood means you may be closer to attracting one than you think.

Someone observed and photographed American trumpet vine growing along Douglas Road in Chesapeake, Virginia, and the sighting was confirmed as research-grade on iNaturalist. This native vine is known for its showy, trumpet-shaped orange flowers that hummingbirds love. It climbs fences, trees, and walls using small rootlets, spreading readily once established.

Key Findings

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Research-grade observation of Campsis radicans recorded in Chesapeake, VA

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Location documented as Douglas Road, Chesapeake, Virginia, US

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Observation meets iNaturalist's research-grade threshold, requiring community identification agreement

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A research-grade observation of American trumpet vine was recorded in Chesapeake, Virginia, confirming the species' presence in the Douglas Road area.

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American trumpet vine (Campsis radicans) observed in Douglas Rd, Chesapeake, VA, US

Research-grade observation of American trumpet vine in Douglas Rd, Chesapeake, VA, US.

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Campsis radicans

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