We Watched

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Continuing on with our search!

A tiny plant was trying their best in a hole of a limestone rock.

Many of the Texas Bluestar (Amsonia ciliata var texana) was barely starting.

Eventually we found some of the Texas Bluestar (Amsonia ciliata var texana) blooming!
Many of the limestone rocks laid flat on the surface. What do you think? Does it look like a squirrel?
Crow-poison (Nothoscordum bivalve)!
Fossils!

Foliose and fruticose lichens, Elbowbush, Eastern Red Cedar, bees, and the Spiny Lizard!

We watched for a good five minutes. They didn’t grab a meal. However perhaps they were already full and taking an afternoon siesta. 🙂

Indeed it was a sweet day ending with the vanilla scented Blue Funnel-lily (Androstephium coeruleum)!

Neither of us found exactly what we were hunting for that day. But the unexpected was definitely worth the trip.

Thank you to the Thomsen Foundation for having us! Truly a treasure!

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  1. Those intrepid iguanas – what a trip across the ocean!
    Someday may be there will be sensors for human stress – would be sky high lately.

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