I wrote all about Queen Anne's Lace at this post. Whenever I see it blooming I always take photos. I don't have to go too far to see these. All the information about this flower you can find at the above link.
Next come the Black-eyed Susans. I shared the following photo that I turned into art, which you can see here.
And another from the same area at this link where I share info about the Lazy Susans.
I love the look of Lazy Susans.
This is a favorite photo of one of the windows at the visitor center. Those aren't birds flying around as I first thought. I took a quick look from a little distance away. They are stickers to safeguard our feathered friends.
Not sure what the next one is. My plant app gave me another name. I rarely find myself doubting them but as I didn't have much surrounding for them to clue in on, leaves and whatnot, my Doubting Thomas radar kicked in. They told me it was Western-purslane. I don't think so. Who knows, it could even be a coneflower! Maybe one of our more knowledgeable blogging friends will be able to give its form a correct identification.
That's all for today.
