A familiar, but amenable forest favorite gives me a few choice poses.
Clown of the forest
Work on those obliques!
Exploring the Prairie River from new angles!
One river, two creeks – Part 1
The first of two posts where I paddle up two obscure little creeks off the Wisconsin. How far will I get?
Averill-Kelly Creek IAT
A quick out-and-back on the Ice Age Trail.
Another walk with Grandpa
After my first walk down river on the Grandfather Falls IAT segment, I knew I had to go back when the snow melted and I did. Can you believe it's only 3 weeks later?! This time I started further down and walked upstream and because of that I came on the little marsh first -... Continue Reading →
Rock Creek
I didn't get what I came for, but still had a good time.
Signs of Spring
Everything is late this year. Including this post.
One day, two trails
A couple of remote trails in Lincoln county. Gotta keep up my social distance!!
Winter isn’t through yet
Down south it may be spring, but up here it still thinks its winter.
Explaining Spring
Southerners just don't understand.
Spring’s still, small voice
Even with a foot of snow on the ground, the signs of spring are here.
Ephemerals past and hiccup in my process
Oh boy this post is late!! Early spring wildflowers are long gone and we're into high summer flowers now. I'm still shooting, but am just a lazy blogger. Here are some of my favorites from the yard. None of these were shot with my beloved Olympus 90mm legacy macro because it totally siezed up on... Continue Reading →
Vernal pools – part 4
Part four of my vernal pool study - this time I got a little lost, but found some new pools!
Mmmm, pointy.
My first close encounter with pointed-lobed hepatica - I found some differences from the round-lobed I know well.
I’ve been breeched
It isn't rare, but I missed this wildflower over and over before I realized what it was.
