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Had a wonderful week in the mountains!

Ever play peek-a-boo with a fawn?

Take care when entering our driveway…this wild turkey momma takes her 13 chicks through here most mornings.This beautiful mallard and his mate visit us at Trayfoot Pond every year this time.

and then they continue their journey!

And a week later in March…wow!

February 2019

A warm February day and Miss Periwinkle makes her presence known. Notice the native daylillies sprouting?

Summer 2018

Below: This is a Sulfur Shelf AKA Chicken-of-the-woods, It is edible and guess what it tastes like after cooking?

Pond Life Three pics above: DumDum our resident black snake for years, has just eaten a frog at the pond; Scruffy is dinning out on a pecan he swiped from me; Dragon Flies mating—They must find a Water Lilly very romantic!

Pipsissewa in Bloom. Blooms are very waxy. AKA Spotted Wintergreen.

Little Bucky not quite sure he wants to be here!

Below Another Rodie blooming in my native garden. Gorgeous!

May 16,2016 – First Rodie of the year blooming in my native garden!

May 10, 2016 – Mountain Laurel is starting to bloom!

Pinxter Azalea Sunday, May 1,2016

Bleeding Hearts, my garden, 5-11-16

Little Trillium beat up by rain but still showy! 5-12-16

Mountain laurel buds. Lovely! 5-1-16

Dame’s Rocket 5-9-16, very similar to phlox, but has 4 petals instead of 5. Mustard family.

It’s been rainy, cold and dreary for two weeks, but no one told the sunny poppies! 5-9-16