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| Some form of mushroom. It is so picturesque. |
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| Came upon this doe resting one day while walking in the woods. She has a fawn beside her, that does not show up in the picture. |
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| Fawns and does in a small clearing. |
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| Don't you just love the colors of flowers. |
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| Some form of sunflower. |
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| Deer come into the yard to visit. |
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| A beautiful sunset |
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| Unknown flower. Pat says it has a taproot that is very long. The plant will die here and show up someplace else next Spring. |
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| Still researching this plant. |
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| Doe and her fawn. |
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| Spotted Knapweed |
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| Lighter pink is Spotted Joe-Pye Weed, and the darker pink is Purple Loosestrife. You see these along the roadsides everywhere in the later part of summer. |
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| Unknown |
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| Love to see the deer. |
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| In the woods, the moss grows everywhere. |
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| Creeping Bellflower, Rampion This is a plant that can be eaten or is an ornamental. |
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| Creeping bellflower |
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| Campanula or Rampion, or Creeping Bellflower |
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| Mallow |
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| Mallow |
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| Day lily |
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| Globe Thistle |
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| Clematis |
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