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| Fritillary |
This is not anything racist! Heavens no.
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| Snout |
I've been walking the Richardson trail and seeing so much capital
N nature happening before my very eyes.
These white-flowered weeds/wildflowers line the trail. The plants are umbrels similar to what I consider Queen Anne's Lace.
After much searching I am going to guess they are
Anthriscus, known as Cow's Parsley or Queen Anne's Lace. The visitors should sign in.
Some are visitors are shiny.
Others fuzzy.
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| One ghostly predator, a man-in-the-moon spider..
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Mystery guest, please sign in.
© 2012 Nancy L. Ruder
2 comments:
Marvelous! Robert Frost has a poem about that white spider!
And snout butterflies have been found in 30 million year old fossil shale strata, but the biological purpose of the nose apparatus is still unknown.
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