August has gone by and September has begun. But it's still hot and humid; this morning's walk in the Dykeman Spring Nature Park was a damp one indeed. Lots of late Summer flowers are blooming - Wingstem, New York Ironweed, Goldenrod, Gaura, and Jewelweed - and soon the Fall Asters will start up. Here's something of a pictorial record of this morning's walk.
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| Yellow Ironweed, aka Wingstem, along the Dykeman Walking Trail by Gum Run |
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| The Jewelweed is prolific in the Dykeman Spring wetland this year |
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| There's lots of Goldenrod this year, too. Get out the antihistamine! |
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| Yet another pond reflections shot |
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| Scarlet Pimpernel up on the meadow |
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| The view north from the top of the meadow |
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| This Groundhog sentinel at the east end of the meadow saw me out of the park |
© 2018 by A. Roy Hilbinger
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Great photos. And I'll be happy when these on-and-off hot spells are over.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. The bees in the first photo are a nifty surprise! Nice of the groundhog to strike a pose for you.
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