It’s been a busy week with summertime temperatures, fall foliage, and falling leaves. Now that school is back in session, my rambling is sometimes hurried so I can get to my volunteer “job” two days a week at a local elementary school. But there is still time to admire the flowers
and to wonder at the wildlife
and what they leave behind. (More bear scat—I am not the only one that eats persimmons!)
The woods and meadows are full of spiders, and the fog this time of year makes their webs easier to see (but not to photograph). I usually see them before I walk into them but have had plenty of spider silk in my face!
This is the time of year when the butterflies are migrating. Yesterday I was lucky enough to see a Monarch, and I see lots of Diana Fritillaries.
That’s all for today!
French Broad Hollow Ramble 