Fall colors
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Red Oak
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These feathers were stuck in some grass. Not sure what kind of bird, but possibly a roadrunner.
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Can you find the Green Lacewing? It moved when I took the photo and I thought I didn’t even get a shot.
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Rose hip of the White Prairie Rose (Rosa foliolosa)
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Slender one-seed Copperleaf (Acalypha monococca). This genus brings back memories for me. Kathy pointed out this genus to me years ago when I went out to the place she boarded her horse over in Collin county. We saw birds that day, but this is one of memories that stuck with me. Thanks Kathy!
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Close up of the one seed and leaf opened up.
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Hackberry knot or is it the eye of an elephant LOL.
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Nodding Ladies-tresses (Spiranthes cernua) found in a new area on our place.
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Gayfeather (Liatris mucronata) was bravely trying to get in another bloom. It was such a scrawny plant.
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Keep looking!
Beautiful!
Oh Mary, I remember that so well. Before I paged down to the comment I saw that picture and immediately remembered the same.
Two more. When I saw the feathers I thought of Bob White Quail. At least it evoked memories of my pet quail Robert. And I think you are right, that is the eye and wrinkly skin of an elephant.