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Wild BergamotThis unusual looking plant is a member of the Mint family and grows in open woods, fields and prairie grasslands. Grows June - August.
Uploaded on Jul 23, 2008
Singing to the MoonHere's your photo, George - not the greatest, but as you know, the tree was pretty far away - and as for the moon, LOL ..... Yes, these are Cedar Waxwings, Rebecca. Taken at the Erlton/Roxborough Natural Area (not all that far from downtown) this morning.
Uploaded on Jul 23, 2008
A Ladybug wannabee
I haven't started a Google search yet for the ID of this new beetle that a fellow botanizer pointed out to me this morning. It was SO tiny - but how beautiful when seen zoomed and cropped! Thanks so much, George, for this new beetle - I love it!
Uploaded on Jul 23, 2008
Why is beauty not always good?These huge seedheads of the Goat's-beard plant are so spectacular and beautiful, especially when the sun shines on them. The depressing thing, though, is that Goat's-beard is a highly invasive plant and has taken over in all our natural areas, choking out our native plants. Sadly, pulling these weeds doesn't seem to make much, if any, difference.
Uploaded on Jul 23, 2008
Sun-bathed beautyThis Columbine was growing in amongst trees at the Reader Rock Garden, and the sun managed to just catch the flower when I was there.
Uploaded on Jul 22, 2008 |
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