| Caption | The Wilson Point cliffs along Arkansas' Buffalo River are lined with fern falls. These occur when water runs down a rock face, creating a microhabitat for moisture-loving plants. At Wilson Point, numerous seeping springs drip upon the sheer St. Clair Limestone cliffs, creating lush hanging gardens of Venus Maidenhair ferns (Adiantum capillus-veneris). The Buffalo National River was the first to be designated a national wild and scenic river by the United States. | |
| Photo Id | w4034-cbf5-00dd1 | |
| Date and Time | July 4, 2010 2:04 PM | |
| Location | Buffalo River, Arkansas latitude 36° 1' 30.7" N longitude 92° 40' 31.8" W | |
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