Hefegeist
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Hope everyone is well.
Cup Plant – Silphium perfoliatum - hard to take a picture of because it gets up to 10 feet tall.
Yellow jewelweed (impatiens pallida). I see this one less frequently than the orange jewelweed.
I uploaded the wrong picture yesterday, oops. This is hoary skullcap, (Scutellaria incana) with a visiting bumble bee. You can make a tea from the leaves that is used for anxiety.
I went back the other day. Things have changed and they just keep changing.
It's been a while since I posted books, the shelf by the bedside is full. It's almost time to buy another bookshelf.
A friend who is an artist did this drawing of me and him. He's on the left.
Some creeping phlox in the foreground and woodland stonecrop (Sedum Ternatum) blooming in the background. And what's this, a garter snake, how startling.
American plum (prunus Americana) I wish you could smell them, they smell amazing.
Snowdrops - Galanthus (nivalus?) breaking ground, they will probably get snowed in before they bloom. This is often the first flower in our area, very exciting.
Still hanging in there. They seem to eat almost entirely seeds from the ground in the winter.
I put birdseed under the table and the dark-eyed juncos (Junco hyemalis) appreciated it. A few other birds also stopped by. Hope everyone is staying warm and safe