It's still Summer, and I'm sure there's more hot weather coming, but since Friday we've been experiencing a hint of the coming Fall - much cooler and drier air. And what a pleasure it is to walk around in it. Dykeman Park certainly perked up, although the insects were a bit slow moving after the cool overnight and morning. Here are some scenes from this morning's walk.
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| An Appalachian Brown along the Dykeman Walking Trail |
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| A drowsy Bumblebee on some Goldenrod along the trail |
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| The old railroad trestle along the trail |
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| A marsh boardwalk in the Dykeman Spring wetland |
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| A Red-spotted Purple in the wetland |
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| A view of the north duck pond |
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| A bench along the path around the north duck pond |
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| The view north from the top of the meadow |
© 2019 by A. Roy Hilbinger
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