Morning calm
Not only was it calm at 11 am, but it was overcast and gray too.
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Gracie the anemometer, on the job! No data is valid data!
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Indiangrass not moving a millimeter.
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Not often does the bristlegrass stand still for a photo.
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Giant Ragweed looks frosty but it is not. It is just the hirsute or stiff hairs.
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I wonder if this might be an euphorbia? It grows near the spots where I have some. It was interesting never the less.
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Old aster seed head.
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The dead pond turtle was dragged out onto the path by a critter. It had been down in a small ditch that leads to our pond since summer.
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Close up the edge of the shell.
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Back of a thistle with an insect hole.
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Front view.
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Split-beard grass seed head.
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Another split-beard seed head. It was nice that there was no air moving. 🙂
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Keep looking!
Your bluegrass field is gorgeous. It looks so healthy. Youve done a good job restoring it.