I think your "glowing i the grass" is Wooly Mullein. I have been seeing a lot of it along the roads lately--must be the season.
Years ago when the kids were young we camped in a state park in Oregon and the kids did their junior ranger program. One of the activities was to find a wildflower, draw a picture of it and give it a name. While his sisters and brother were naming things like purple jumping star flower, son #1 chose Wooly Mullein and named it "George."
dragonfly visitor
Oregon grape hues 
small wonders
glowing in the grass
after the rain
shiny red birch bark
I don't remember ever seeing red birch before. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeletekiller dragonfly shot! :) high brow/brilliant on the AM.
ReplyDeleteI think your "glowing i the grass" is Wooly Mullein. I have been seeing a lot of it along the roads lately--must be the season.
ReplyDeleteYears ago when the kids were young we camped in a state park in Oregon and the kids did their junior ranger program. One of the activities was to find a wildflower, draw a picture of it and give it a name. While his sisters and brother were naming things like purple jumping star flower, son #1 chose Wooly Mullein and named it "George."