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July 18, 2024 River Bottoms
At the bottoms we have seen lotus leaves for awhile . today we saw buds and some open flowers. I was watching to see where the flowers come from, now I understand better! It’s pretty obvious how yellowish the flower is when comparing side by side with white water lilies. Near the railroad tracks we saw open lotus. Also noticed the bright colors inside the flower .
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Instagram post: draw random things, one object a day look for textures etc. Example 40 day challenge
Look at the Instagram post…
Painting collections of various found 'things', some of which l've saved for a while and others that are new.
“It's always fun to play around with this type of idea, with different textures and colours, and you can keep adding over time. The options for making these collections paintings is endless and it's a great way of filling a page with small things..... and it can turn into a big page. A long time ago I recall doing these 40 day challenges, to paint one small thing each day....
Perfect for this sort of idea. Random or themed pages ....it doesn't matter.... Just enjoy the process and never give in to pressure.”
#botanicalart#sketchpages#botanicalsketchbook#fo undthings#painting#watercolour#paintingideas#natu repainter#curiosities less
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Milkweed tussock moth 07.15.24 my photo
Euchaetes egle
Dogbane plant back yard outside corner of garage back.
Something in the plant makes these critters distasteful to bats.
ID using INaturalist
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Early July 2024
Trimming out some mint, penstemon finished flowering,
Under this stuff: little Jacob’s Ladder, columbine, when thinning look for little shade woodland plants.
The mints attract lots of pollinators but grow thick and cover the little stuff.
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July 13, 2024 I saw a hummingbird moth in the side prairie planting 🌞 This photo was taken from the Internet MN agency forgot to copy link…
I needed to Google to find a picture of what I saw
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may 24 2021 trimmedboth plantings. between big crab and lilacs virginia waterleaf and jack in the pulpit and sweet cecily all volunteering. pulled as much garlic mustard as i can then sprinkled prairie moon shade mix .
picture lower is just places where not much is growing on the hill toward lilacs so i also threw around prairie moon shade mix there.
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Narrow leaf puccoon plowline top of the road up by rocky edge 05 18 2021
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May 13, 2021
Shady native planting, watching it grow. Bluebells showed up this spring, year 2. Ana carefully picked them 😎
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May 13, 2021 sunny native planting year two! pulled catnip,waiting to give everything a trim before it flowers
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Trempeleau Wildlife Refuge May 10 or so ... with Debbie Von Arx
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