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| We were birding a favorite swamp when this Belgian foal came thundering up the road, already heavy with the strength and power soon to come He was pretty cute from my POV although I am not sure his mom shared my opinion |
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| Working mom driving the skid steer up to the field for stray bales |
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| Doesn't she look thrilled to have her picture taken? |
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| And working dads and kids too! |
Been outdoors every spare minute lately, so I haven't been on here much. Can't let a day in June pass unexploited, as they are the best the year has to offer. Found orange mint down in Middleburg the other day, which was a really big deal. Mine all froze out and it is super hard to get.
Anyhow, enjoy these days. They won't last and every second must be savored. Take care.
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| Expert friends, can you help me ID this plant? Thanks! |
" . . . .the best the year has to offer." So true!
ReplyDelete(I'm betting Jonna can help you with that plant:)
Stay well.
What a fun upbeat positive post...just like you always do!
ReplyDeleteI believe your plant is False Indigo (Amorpha fruticosa). I first saw this plant on Valcour Island in the middle of Lake Champlain. It's not native to New York, but I have never heard that it's considered to be invasive. An interesting find!
ReplyDeleteCathy, there is nothing to compare with a cool June morning. Nothing in the world! And Jonna did indeed know just what it was.
ReplyDeleteLinda, thanks, there is a lot of bad, but I don't like to look at it
Jacqueline, thanks! I am so tickled to know. It grows all along the river and creek bank in the sprawling Schoharie Crossing historical site. I never notice it until it blooms in spring and I have always wondered. Thanks again.