This lovely evening primrose can only be seen in the evening or early in the morning. Well, not that early, as there was still one open at 9:30 this morning. Morning is a great time to visit the meadow, but the grass may still be wet.
Early morning or late afternoon, I get scolded by this red-wing female for walking in HER meadow.
This grass is just beginning to bloom. I have a list of grasses that were planted, and photos from the internet, but still can't identify this one, yet. Can anyone help?
If you look carefully you will find this beauty,
Mimulus ringens, or Monkey Flower, hidden between the black-eyed Susans.
This brown daddy-long-legs has red ovals attached to its legs. Has anyone seen this before? Anyone have any idea what it would be?
This lovely evening primrose can only be seen in the evening or early in the morning. Well, not that early, as there was still one open at 9:30 this morning. Morning is a great time to visit the meadow, but the grass may still be wet.
Early morning or late afternoon, I get scolded by this red-wing female for walking in HER meadow.
This grass is just beginning to bloom. I have a list of grasses that were planted, and photos from the internet, but still can't identify this one, yet. Can anyone help?
If you look carefully you will find this beauty, Mimulus ringens, or Monkey Flower, hidden between the black-eyed Susans.
This brown daddy-long-legs has red ovals attached to its legs. Has anyone seen this before? Anyone have any idea what it would be?
1 comment:
Thanks for the info. Those red dots are mites and it should be called a harvestman, not a daddy-long-legs.
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