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This is on my property. Planted by previous owner. I have been stumbling around the internet trying to find out what it is. I have been trying to be responsible about knowing what the hell I am photographing and appreciate the help. Any idea what this is?

Exactly. I should have posted a pic that showed that. Once again, thank you very much.

Thank you very much. I will ad the description to that photo. Now I have another one for you. I don't think it is a PB native. Found in a shady grassy area. Smells sweet. Today, 4 pics. Misty Morning at Beaver Dam

He doesn't have internet... :rolleyes:

I just spoke to one of my friends at Phoenix. They (the employees) had no idea about this until they read it in the paper a few weeks ago. The consensus there is that this is BS money grabbing by the silent corporate partner. The fire has had no effect on the land they mine or their operations...

Great day for you. I love that Green Heron. I saw a Black Crested Night Heron once on LBI... no camera on hand.

Wait, what? I am going to talk to my friends at Phoenix before I comment on this.

Do you search for frogs by sight or sound, both? I can hear them from my house at night and always want to wander over and have a look-see. If you are still and silent will they ignore you? Just curious how to go about seeing them.

I am no expert, but it looks like you might have some Japanese Maple growing below that. You might want to double check, lest it be something else...

One of my dogs was hit by a car Friday night. She is completely fine now. Nothing broken just really badly bruised. I had to drive to an emergency vet up near great adventure via 539 on Saturday and Sunday. I drove by this hot dog guy 4 times, almost stopped once. I think he was a little farther...

Not a pine barren native, but some thread candy...

I think Montana would be in a different star cluster for that analogy to work.

I did a search for "cedar water" just to inquire about ph etc. This was the first result... have a laugh! http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cedar%20water 1. cedar water A type of poop-brown water found in the Tuckahoe river. It houses the world's most disgusting...

I would say your not getting close enough... but that is me, lol. Although I can't afford a 1k macro lens either...

Closing out April, my last few shots. Some new blooms and a spider I visited each morning at dawn, as that was the only time of day the sun hit his flowery home. Enjoy. Spidey n Friends

Love that turtle pic. Ready to chomp.

A little Hollywood magic and trainers standing out of camera shot...

Thanks. This is the smallest flower I have seen. No bigger than a pencil lead. How does the name derive "corn"? I will get a pic of the red blooming one today if I can.

Geez, every time I get near a turtle or frog they scoot off. Excellent pics.

Great pics. More inspiration to hunt these things down and shoot them... with a camera, of course.