FOr the first time this season, I took a hike out past Oakland Camp to Gilson Creek. There's a little slope between the dirt road to the creek and the railroad track where I usually find Blue-eyed Mary around this time. But, the slope was so dry, there were hardly any flowers at all. But, growing out of the creek as usual there were a few Indian Rhubarb blooming. Click on the photo for a closer view and you will see a Goldenrod Crab Spider devouring some kind of bee or wasp. If that were the only photo I got, I would have been satisfied. But, there's more. I select the best and make another post in a short while.
Monday, April 14, 2014
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