(above and right) Coneflowers
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Ellen's favorite subjects - great color and diversity.
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(above and right) Coneflowers |
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Woolly Worm This "worm" is the larval stage of a tiger moth. An old wives' tale says you can predict winter weather by observing woolly worms - the narrower the brown band the more severe the winter. So it looks good, according to this guy, but we saw several entirely black ones also ... take your pick. |
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There's actually a Woolly Worm Festival in Banner Elk, NC every October! |
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(above and below right) Cosmose |
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Beautiful, but what is it? |
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