One of my old blue bird houses.
Bumble Bee and Foxglove.
Same doe that I posted below after she ran up out of the ditch and toward the train tracks.
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One of my old blue bird houses.
Bumble Bee and Foxglove.
Same doe that I posted below after she ran up out of the ditch and toward the train tracks.
Loons on a lake in Northern Wisconsin, located a few miles from my cabin.
Here's a few photos I took on my cabin property in Northern Wisconsin back in May.
Columbine.
Hair Cap Moss.
Lichens.
Pine Stump.
Violet.
Wintergreen.
More Wintergreen.
Here's a few photos I took on my cabin property in Northern Wisconsin back in May.
Columbine.
Hair Cap Moss.
Lichens.
Pine Stump.
Violet.
Wintergreen.
More Wintergreen.
Mick, thanks! Here's a link to a video (in m4v format) I took of one of the loons. Hopefully this will work...
LOON VID
You may have to download VLC Player to view it.
LOON VID
You may have to download VLC Player to view it.
mgwin
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Kraig,
Picture #7 & 8 down on your last post of pics, isn't that a teaberry in the pic?
Picture #7 & 8 down on your last post of pics, isn't that a teaberry in the pic?
Marty, I know it as Wintergreen, (Gaultheria procumbens) It's also called Eastern Teaberry and some other names. The leaves and berries have a distinct Wintergreen flavor. When I'm out and about at the cabin I often chew on the leaves.
