Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Inconspicuous beauty


The other day I noticed a small patch of Deptford pinks alongside the trail just past the entrance. I'm amazed at the proliferation of plant life that has sprung up along the trail since it was created eight years ago. At that time all the vegetation I recall is a mass of blackberry canes. The tiny blossoms of this attractive plant are no more than 1cm across.

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  1. I'm enjoying your marsh blog immensely, Lois...love the image of the baby muskrat and of the blue winged teal...blue so evident...great that you are allowing the world a vicarious experience of our wonderful marsh via your uplifting photos...

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