Monday, April 21, we again explored to "see what we could see!" We didn't climb mountains, but we did climb over a few things, crossed a ditch by walking across a fallen log, etc. :-)
These are some of the things we saw this week... a nice contrast to our walk two weeks ago, as well as a visual display of the entrance of Spring!
Do you know what this is?
(an unfurling May Apple)Dutchman's Breeches
Trout Lily
Virginia Bluebells, budded
Do you think this was a raccoon??
Toad Trillium
Spring Beauties
Something Beautiful
Toad trillium on a diet,
standing next to one that's not (on a diet).
Plus a few Trout Lily leaves
Mr. McGregor's Daughter correctly identified this as Cardamine.
Actually, it's
Cardamine bulbosa.And this as Hydrophyllum virginiana, "
Virginia Waterleaf"
It's flowers will be very lovely.
The biggest mystery of all...
I think it's a marble for a Native American child.
Last, but never least...
a visit with the goats.
(Apologies - I've forgotten this sweet lass' name)
We had a great time and anticipate our return before long!
(Just to check the progress and watch for new plants.)
:-)
7 comments:
I really enjoyed the woodsy walk this a.m. Thanks
I'm glad you enjoyed it! I have to post about this week's walk, yet. :-)
Is the white flowered plant a Cardamine? The second mystery plant definitely is Hydrophyllum virginiana.
MMD, You are amazing! How did you know them?? Both your IDs were correct! :-)
A most enjoyable, vicarious walk!
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