Cow Vetch
Filed Under Macro, Spring 2011, Wildflowers
Not a particularly pretty name for a beautiful wildflower. I found a small field of these last night.
Filed Under Macro, Spring 2011, Wildflowers
Not a particularly pretty name for a beautiful wildflower. I found a small field of these last night.
Filed Under Summer 2010, Wildflowers
The thistles I photographed last week are exploding in seed today.

Filed Under Summer 2010, Wildflowers
In additon to the quickly shortening daylight hours, many signs are indicating the shut down of summer and the approach of fall. Seaside Goldenrod is starting to bloom in the dunes here in Delaware. This one was found waving in a gentle breeze tonight in Cape Henlopen State Park.

Filed Under Macro, Summer 2010, Wildflowers
I photographed this flower Saturday morning. At first I thought it might be in the thistle family, but now I don’t think so. Anyway, it caught my eye in the dewy sunrise.

Filed Under Wildflowers, Winter 2010
It is another gray winter day here in Delaware today. I was thinking of spring, so I dug out a photograph of some May coreopsis. As brown as the vegetation is this time of year, I thought it might be nice for those of us who enjoy more vibrant colors to be reminded of what will be soon.

Filed Under Fall 2009, Wildflowers
I detoured to a Delaware Bay marsh on the way to work this morning. It was a nice sunrise, 48 degrees out but with the bright clear sky it would warm to about 70. I scouted for birds in the marsh, and finding none I looked a little closer at what was around me. Refocusing allowed me to find these beautiful fall blooming wildflowers growing along the marsh’s edge.





Filed Under insects, Summer 2009, Wildflowers
This Buttonbush blossom is very attractive to honey bees. One works the flower while the other hovers, waiting to land.

Filed Under Spring 2009, Wildflowers
A lonely Coreopsis is one of the last standing in what was a sea of yellow two weeks ago.

Filed Under Spring 2009, Wildflowers
Spring in Delaware has been fairly cool and wet this year. A friend has a field of Coreopsis that has just come in to bloom. He says this is a little later than usual, but it is on time for me. Gold Finches are beginning to gather to feed on the Coreopsis seeds that will be ready soon. I have that in mind for a fun sunset shoot soon.


Filed Under summer, Wildflowers
Dawn patrols last week in Cape Hatteras National Seashore found local flora and fauna waking up to the seashore sunrise. The Hatteras Lighthouse sits behind Swamp Rose-Mallow in the top photgraph while Morning Glories (I think, corrections welcome) are seen in the bottom two.