Wednesday, June 9, 2021

Out and About: Wild About Wildflowers

Each Spring I spend a lot of time looking for and admiring the beautiful wildflowers we have in Round Lake and beyond. While out and about I get to hear and see lots of birds, maybe a cool rock formation, a lovely flowing stream, a peaceful pond. It's always a wonderful time in the woods enjoying nature. Here's what I've been treated to during May and the first week of June.
Trillium Rock Garden at Inman Pond

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Marsh Marigold along Peck Avenue Stream Bank

Painted Trillium at the Hennig Preserve

Jack-in-the-Pulpit Peck Avenue Woods

Lady's Slipper at Woods Hollow Preserve

Lovely Lupines at Wilton Wildlife Preserve

 Blue Karner Caterpillars Feed only on Wild Lupine Leaves

Lady's Slipper Sisters at Wilton Wildlife Preserve

Starflower and Shadow

Bunchberries at Inman Pond

Glowegee Creek

Cadman Creek at Hennig Preserve

Lake Bonita

Part of an Enormous Boulder at Inman Pond

Lake Ann