2013-10-18 to 20 - FALL - G3 Migration weekend
The weekend of gallery1, to gallery2, to gallery3 migration.
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While David slaves away on the laptop, Mom indulges in nature pictures. Here a view out back.
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In the arbor bed Fall is showing.
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Still lots of beautiful roses.
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White Phlox
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Painted Lady
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A Crane Fly
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more Fall color along the wood line
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Amanda, Melissa's sister
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soccer player
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veterinarian
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astrologer
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geologist
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Jacqueline Iris Solecki
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"Do NOT Disturb!"
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We think Basswood but years later Mom says it's more likely Big-toothed Aspen.
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the autumn vegetable garden
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chicken coop and residents
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one of the ladies
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two bridges of Harford County
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it's apple harvest time
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pink Virginia Creeper
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Something moved on the bench - a Tree Cricket
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Wood Fern
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more Fall color
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Red/Swamp Maple leaves
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neighbor's pond
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Someone please explain to me why, every time I look at this picture, I think of the Blair Witch Project.
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Strawberry Bush
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Pea supports out of the garden and destined for storage till next Spring.
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Ajuga getting too healthy for its own good.
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The new Clematis out front.
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Chickens are being incorporated into the decor
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Melissa adds a chicken to her oil paintings
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Oriole
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almost Van Gogh
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Find the newly added chicken on the knick-knack shelf
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Imagine me further away, about 200 yds. and this black thing is moving from the right across the path. My first thought, "BEAR!".
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It didn't take but a few seconds more to realize it wasn't a bear, but it did take me getting close up to it before realizing it was a blind that got away from the neighbor.
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Sweet Gum sometimes makes corky wings on the younger branches.
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Joe Pye Weed going to seed.
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The thicket path.
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Asters in the field.
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Blueberry bushes turned red.
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and, Holly berries almost there
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Witch Hazel seed capsule
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Four-winged Turkey Vulture
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Rattlesnake Weed, but don't pull it. It has unusual leaves and makes pretty yellow flowers in Spring.
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Cones on a Juniper
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An exciting find. Learned later this is the Narrow-winged Mantis that came to the US and first appeared in, wait for it, Aberdeen, MD.
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A variety of insects on Montauk Daisies.
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Stokes' Aster seed pods
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Apples ready for cleaning
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Melissa gets busy
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The results, applesauce!
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Later in the evening, Melissa makes crafts (booties this time) for selling at a fair.
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Migration complete, except for visitors that have to go home. (The flower's name is Cosmos.)
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