This is a close up of one of the cultivated Witch Hazel flowers. It is called 'Westerstede'.
Above is one of the more amazing little "weed" plants that grows almost all over the world. I saw some on a mountain in the Northwest Territories a few years back and I saw it in Italy, France and England on visits. Here in southern Ontario, I have found it blooming during every month of the year and even a few times under snow when I knew locations to dig for it. It is the Common Chickweed; stellaire moyenne in French or Stellaria Media in Latin.
February 22, 2020 4:37 p.m.
Sit 392: Brush Pile W : Clear
+2° (-4°) sw 28-37 kph 72% humidity
(Jet, traffic noise, Train)
(American Airlines flight 1580...)
Eastern Bluebirds,
Wind in trees,
Trees creaking,
Extras:
Found Wild Turkey tracks 100m East of Sit Spot
Then flushed one about 150m on
Crows calling in a.m.
Cardinal singing spring songs before sunrise
Blue Jays,
Chickadees,
Mourning Doves,
Goldfinches,
White-breasted Nuthatch,
Red-bellied Woodpecker,
Black Squirrels,
Grey Squirrels,
Red Squirrel.
Photo Site #3 - West Meadow Viewpoint
Wild Turkey Tracks
1 comment:
Very cool! I love the turkeys.
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