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Sure hope he looks your blog up on the Internet and gets inspired.
2 hours agoGreat picture of an interesting plant. I had to look it up and discovered its name is because it was used to raise (tease) the nap on fabrics like wool. Thanks again for making this blog one of the most fun places to learn stuff.
2 hours agoBeautiful. On the nose.
2 hours agoAnother great picture that is hard not to anthropomorphize. "Honestly, George, calm down. I only spent $100."
2 hours agoLooks like Albizia.
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/47443-Albizia-julibrissin
Badly invasive in Hawaii. My brother constantly is cutting it on his property.
Log, it does, doesn't it? I've never looked at it this way before. Lighting conditions make so much difference.
8 hours agoThis shot resembles The Netherlands; water and industry..One month ago now, I was there… Thanks for the reminder, Scott,
13 hours agoTrains. Resembling the rat race trail.. sort of..
13 hours agoThe carpeting is too dizzying to me; do you agree, Scott?
13 hours agoNo, I just like it because it's correct for the domain - it's an American crow. I wonder if this person is a fellow birdbrain.
15 hours agoReally nice shot of the two of you.
17 hours agoChris and Ryan! Are you still in contact? I wouldn't mind sitting down with Chris sometime myself. I wonder if Shawn ever tried to get in touch with Ryan. He was such a sweet young boy.
17 hours agoChris and Ryan! Are you still in contact? I wouldn't mind sitting down with Chris sometime myself. I wonder if Shawn ever tried to get in touch with Ryan. He was such a sweet young boy.
17 hours agoNot this one, I don't think. August's is the Buck Moon, because that's when their horns start growing out.
17 hours ago
Yes, but I doubted you at first because I think it's a Persian silk tree or mimosa. They're all alternate names for the same species. And yes, th3y are invasive, but ones that grow into trees like this are a wonder to behold.
56 minutes ago