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American Woodcock
How much walk can a Woodcock walk if a Woodcock could spot worms? WELL, Let me show you the cutest and weirdest bird walk that I've found so far...
Wild Geranium
This plant has developed a way to shoot the seeds into the air, and once they land, they "WALK" across the ground to find a good spot to germinate. Really.
Blue Ghost Firefly
Let me tell you about the night I thought I was visited by aliens.
Tulip Morel
YAAAASSSSSSSSS. Nom nom nom nom nom nom. Pan. Butter. Nom nom nom.
Snakeskin Liverwort
In medieval times those that ascribed to the Doctrine of Signatures thought the liver-shape of this plant meant it was useful in treating liver ailments. It's not. But it's still cool.
Crown Tipped Coral Fungi
This fungus does not grow under the sea, but it sure looks like it!
Bobcat
It's not quite a Mountain Lion, which I'm glad about, especially when I'm hiking around in the woods.
Blue Vervain
This plant flowers on tall tubular spikes, and loves wet locations. Hang ten, dude!
Nursery Web Spider
Funny I found this "nursery web" spider protecting it's babies in the egg sack!
Blue Toadflax
If you like Buckeye Butterflies then add this plant to your garden.
Pleated Inkcap
I find the dainty short-lived delicate mushrooms to be very charming.
Atamasco Lily
A lovely little white lily that blooms in mid-spring.
Field Horsetail
An unusual pre-historic plant that contains up to 10% silicon!
Poison Ivy
I met a guy that ate poison ivy. Seriously.
American Sycamore
If you see a lot of white-barked large trees off in the distance, you can bet that there is a river or creek (or body of water) nearby!
Wool Sower Wasp Gall
My first reaction: "What on earth is this crazy Willy Wonka fuzzy ball growing from a thin branch on an oak tree I don't understand how this can be real and also WHAT IS IT"
Miner Bee (Andrenid bee)
These bees all seem to emerge on a warm day, right next to my driveway, buzzing about like crazy. Thankfully they are not aggressive!