June

Mom, darn good spouse, Gardener, science lover, with three terrific grandchildren

[June @TNdigsgarden]

From my neighborhood: https://t.co/CmMinIifPK

[June @TNdigsgarden]

At the fountain, a juvenile blue jay being watched over by a flicker!

[June @TNdigsgarden]

it's a two lined salamander (eurycea cirrigera) in my garden. I am happy to see him or her living here!

[June @TNdigsgarden]

#lichen. From the old Maple following the big blow yesterday.

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#dandelions

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#carniverousplants flower color is spectacular. Not sure what to expect next.

[June @TNdigsgarden]

#fungi Growing on the stump of the hackberry. Looks like lunch for a critter

[June @TNdigsgarden]

#Spring ephemerals, Blood root , Sanguinaria canadensis. Peeping out two weeks earlier than last year

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#daffodils. Trumpeters of Spring in my garden

[June @TNdigsgarden]

Carnivorous plant flowers growing larger #sarracenia

[June @TNdigsgarden]

Carnivorous plant flowers growing larger #sarracenia

[June @TNdigsgarden]

#Turkeytail. More on the greenway near the Golf Range

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#Turkeytail Found in Warner Park. Surprised to see a rosette shape. Mostly see these in shelf like formations.

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#carnivorousplants the flower is opening!

[June @TNdigsgarden]

#carnivorousplants We came upon a craft fair in Black Mountain NC. A very nice man offered carnivorous plants (Sarracenia Tarnok) for sale. He provided plant care instructions and now look what the plant is making!

[June @TNdigsgarden]

#treepeople. Another view

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#treepeople Three red oak trees grew together for maybe 75 years. In the dead of the night they fell, two trunks going one way, the third fell in the opposite direction. Very loud noise heard by many. The canopy is now open for new growth below.

[June @TNdigsgarden]

#lichen From the Maple tree

[June @TNdigsgarden]

Lichen, not sure of identity, knocked off Maple tree during morning storms.

[June @TNdigsgarden]

@MooreofMsMartin Try "The Violin Conspiracy" by Brendan Slocum. Mystery for adults written by a music teacher. Good read