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| A little solitary time for this doe |
Homeowners have begun decorating for the upcoming season
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| Last of the Poke berries |
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| Even though scorched, this Sweetgum is showing its fall colors |
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| The Sweetgums are one of the first trees to change colors here |
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| A lush carpet of moss |
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| Some creature's hidey hole |
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| This dogwood has no leaves but is full of fruit |
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| Art in nature |
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| Even a log pile can be art |
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| White Gayfeather (Liatris) |
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| The oak leaves are beginning to change |
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| Jack-o-lantern mushroom (Omphalotus olearius) - I think |
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| American Beautyberry (Calicarpis americana) |
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| The Yaupons have fruited |
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| Resurrection Fern Sassafras trees are unusual because they have three distinct leaf patterns on the same plant, unlobed oval, bilobed (mitten-shaped), and trilobed (three-pronged) |
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| Colorful trilobed Sassafras leaves |
Oh, my! Look at that dogwood! How beautiful! I have killed a couple of dogwoods trying to planting one on my property, so I've resigned myself to just admiring others'. But, oh, how I wish! And I don't think I've ever seen a mushroom like that! Interesting. I love the pumpkin people, too! Cute!
ReplyDeletebeautiful pics...love autumn.
ReplyDeleteLenore
As always, beautiful images.
ReplyDeleteIt is great to be here in east Texas, and Fall season is the best time of year.
Thanks for sharing.
I look forward to your blog...so informative and mixed with your humor!
ReplyDeleteThank you!