It's mid January and still no snow. Walking in the Dykeman Spring wetland offers the same bland, dreary, brown and gray panorama. But today I discovered that getting down on ground level and looking closer reveals a bit more color and interest.
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Asian Bittersweet berries |
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Joe Pye Weed seed husks still hang on |
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A tiny, delicate fungus in the woods in the wetland area |
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Another of those tiny fungi on the woodland floor |
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And this male Cardinal perched himself nearby to check out what I was up to |
© 2016 by A. Roy Hilbinger
Beautiful photos. I can't believe none of our snow has made it to you!
ReplyDeleteHopefully soon!