
Eastern Tailed Blue Butterfly

The celosia and cockscomb attract many pollinators

Like a magenta brain! (cockscomb)

Cockscomb is such a cool plant; reminds me of coral!

Here (on a less vibrant yellow celosia) you can see how the seeds form. The seeds form similarly on cockscomb.

The plants that are this color are so vibrant and saturated a deep, deep magenta; hard to capture the saturation in a photo!

Maggie and Dexie

Tall Corn

Dried out blazing star blooms

Like party favors!

Picking off the little sumac pieces (sumac tastes like lemon/vinegar)

The last Sikkim cucumber

Tall Lion’s Tail

Banana trees (and a lot of weeds!)

A Delice de la Table melon; it has gotten chilly so not sure if this melon will make it to maturity.

Blackberries are blooming/fruiting for a second time this year; this one branch has reached far over the deer fence.

Loofah Gourd vines on the teepee finally blooming

More loofah gourd blooms

A feather (turkey?)

A little cave

The cave has a small spring with very cold water flowing out

A tree (at the park with the little cave)

And who’s this?!

It’s “Cat You Can Pet”; a new addition to Forest school!

Seen in my university’s library gallery at a faculty show

And art at home (collaging by Babyzilla)

Fog rising off the Missouri River

Spy Garden 9.14.15
Happy Monday! Hope your week is off to a good start!
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