Weekly Wildflowers – Fels Grove Farm Preserve, Yarmouth, ME
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Weekly Wildflowers – Bay Bridge Landing Park, Brunswick, ME
Highest tide I’ve ever seen at this park. Naturally, this was the time I forgot to bring my water shoes.
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Garden Notes
I find myself with an interesting dilemma. I am not drowning in zucchini. Turns out the woodchuck loves the leaves. This is the very first flower it’s managed so far this summer (male of course). It also loves the greens of all kinds, of course, so those are pretty much doa this year. (At least
Weekly Wildflowers – The Back Lot at the Kittery Outlets, Kittery, ME
My favorite random back parking lot came through in spades today. I sometimes feel weird that I’m a repeat visitor to a particular parking lot, but it has a surprising diversity of plant life. (And we usually run into at least one car load of people checking out the nearby osprey nest that you can
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Blind Date with a Werewolf – Patricia Briggs
This is a grouping of short stories about Asil, one of the older werewolves that lives in the Marrok’s pack in Montana. A “concerned friend” sets him up on a series of blind dates, and chaos ensues. Asil’s with the Marrok because he can’t trust his wolf anymore, and believes himself to be a danger
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Silver Birch, Blood Moon – ed. Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling
I just grabbed an Ellen Datlow Humble Bundle that included the series of fairy tale anthologies she edited. I’d read some in the past, so absolutely had to jump on that deal. In an anthology like this, I usually find one story that is not at all to my taste, but I enjoyed every single
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White Meadowsweet
White Meadowsweet Spiraea alba Family: Rosaceae Range: In the eastern US from Georgia up and out to the Dakotas, and in southern Canada from the eastern provinces out to Alberta. Native: Native Native Habitat: Marshes and other wetland edges, meadow and disturbed habitats. Will range into sub alpine and alpine zones. Bloom Time: June-September Notes: