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PHOTOPAGE 352 |
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Late
September 2007
I
haven't gone far this month of September from my original
project's starting point in the park this month. The little
spillway area near the entrance bridge that has been full of
Goldenrod and Foxtails and Sneezeweed. It's my area of first
discovery and always produces satisfaction for me.
352.11
Egret and Goose
352.12 River
Stones
352.13
Pokeweed Berries
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Originally, I identified the
insect on the right as a Sawfly - My deepest apologies to the Scoliid
family. The Goldenrod is abuzz.
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352.1
Scoliid Wasp |
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352.2
Goldenrod and Smartweed
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352.3
Spider |
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(On the right) Rain drops foil the predator, who
hides in the hollow.
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352.4
Web Revealed |
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352.5 Wheel
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<(Left) A handy
(Foxtail) structure for these caterpillars, one cocooned and one
preparing. |
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352.6
Pickerel Frog
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Below (v) - I first suspected
vandalism when I noticed a dozen or so of the Hindu deity, Ganesh dumped
in the Canal. But, no - the Internet informed me that it's a ritual
immersion of the god. . . hmmmm |
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352.7
Ironweed
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352.8 Ailanthus
Moth |
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352.9 Ganesh
in Canal
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So, anyway, I had to smile, but I
did think that the river was probably a better place for the immersion
since the Canal is a source of drinking water. |
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352.10
White Snakeroot
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