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So clever and cute! Glad it has remained untouched for all of us to see and appreciate..
4 days agoYup, they sting like a bee!
https://entomologytoday.org/2025/04/17/painful-fascinating-stings-harvester-ants/
I’ll take the VW..
2 weeks agoI’m glad you made it safely to OKC!
2 weeks agoI always know about HIM , because about 5O years ago I saw him sitting in a car, across the street from a dome house! Quite an impressive sight! ( him and the dome) 😀
2 weeks agoIt is something in the mustard family (4 petals is one piece of evidence). Looks like maybe bladderpod.
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/359291/browse_photos
Mock vervain.
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/81794-Glandularia/browse_photos?place_id=25
Karen , you are correct! My mind dredged up the wrong futurist when I was writing last night. I forgot that Buckminster Fuller invented the geodesic dome. Thank you for the clarification.
2 weeks agoOr..Buckminster Fuller..
2 weeks agoThank you for the tidbit! Very interesting!
2 weeks agoHopefully overall, the "prevailing" winds will prevail and propel you east...
2 weeks agoThere are over 50 many petal yellow flower species in that area! Who Knew? With the help of your fine photograph, and a few websites, I think it might be stemmy four-nerved daisy.
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/132723/browse_photos
Rough road ahead.
2 weeks agoIt had to be a tough windy day with only 55 miles in 7 hours. Some great pictures. Hang in there.
2 weeks ago
Black Medick.
4 days agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medicago_lupulina