Each time I go out I find something new that is beautiful. Even if it was virtually on the same path I took before.
On Thanksgiving Day before our family arrived I headed back to the same unit. This has been the unit I have been posting about in the previous four posts.
The clouds had rolled in. Furthermore it was just as beautiful with the clouds!
Another Peeling Puffball (Lycoperdon marginatum) shouts puhpowee with a white fungus/mold edging closer!
On the previous trips I had missed the Round-headed Bush Clover (Lespedeza capitata).
Then I found the podetia (the stems with the brown part where the spores are) this time on the Cladonia lichen. It was really really tiny!
A Salt Marsh Moth (Estigmene acrea) caterpillar was moving slowly. It was a bit nippy out.
The head shot to definitely confirm their identity!
Field Goldenrod (Solidago nemoralis) was re-blooming at the base!
And tiny plant bug was nestled in the flowers. Maybe a Lygus Bug (Lygus).
Every day Every way is definitely a new day way
I didn’t know you’re a poet Jeanne🤗. I love those fruit bat faces.
Jeanne certainly is!
There sure is a lot of puhpowee! going on this fall!
Agreed! ☺️