There's a tree down a bit north of Pottery Road, reaching about 2/3 of the way across the river. I'm not sure we can blame our friendly neighbourhood beaver for this one:
This former goldenrod housed the larva of an insect; it was probably removed and eaten by a bird. Now it makes a nice house for the fairies:
There are some pretty spring wildflowers at Beechwood. Here's a little wild geranium:
And these are Canada anemones:
2 comments:
All those gorgeous native wildflowers are thanks to your industrious and dedicated invasive plant removal.
Well, I happen to know the Canada anemone patch predated my stewardship efforts, and perhaps the wild geranium did too, but in general, let's go with your theory!
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