Each day or two there are so many new and noteworthy flowers showing their faces that I can't possibly hope to chronicle them all. Here are a few that caught my eye this morning or yesterday:
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| Foxglove beardtongue blooming in the prairie. |
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| One of my most evil enemies, the bindweed (shown with a tiny bee pollinating it). |
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| This false sunflower was one of two in full bloom -- very early -- in a whole grouping of which none of the others are even close to blooming. Odd. Note the crab spider hanging out, well-camouflaged, just above the disc flowers in the photo. Because tiny critters on flowers is a theme of the day! |
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| Purple coneflowers aren't blooming yet, but they actually look so interesting at this stage of almost-ready that I decided to include this. Plus, there are ants crawling on it. |
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| Found her hanging out on an arborvitae tree... who wouldn't love this face? |
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| Yarrow |
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| Last week I showed a painted turtle laying eggs, this week it's a ginormous snapper. |
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