Pretty crazy.There had been a LOT of runoff...
My neighbors and I hit the ground running early this morning!
Water has a way of intruding where it hasn't been invited.
They had need of a wet vac, towels, and fans.
Later, we checked out waterways, drainage and the roadway. (The latter needed
a little "recompositioning."
Next, I picked up sticks and hickory nuts that had fallen all over the yard.
Three loads to the ravine! ;-)
I found this little guy in the front yard -
a Fall Webworm larva.
Click on his name for information about him.
Actually, he'd been abandoned after I'd picked up his home
and many, many of his siblings, and deposited them in my wheelbarrow.
After being reunited, they all received a free ride to the ravine.
But... there are always treasures!
Such as the following fungi.
(Note the blades of grass... these are very small specimen.)
This little stink horn had obviously had it.
He had fallen over; looking pretty gruesome to boot.
All in a morning's work.
My neighbors and I hit the ground running early this morning!
Water has a way of intruding where it hasn't been invited.
They had need of a wet vac, towels, and fans.
Later, we checked out waterways, drainage and the roadway. (The latter needed
a little "recompositioning."
Next, I picked up sticks and hickory nuts that had fallen all over the yard.
Three loads to the ravine! ;-)
I found this little guy in the front yard -
a Fall Webworm larva.
Click on his name for information about him.
Actually, he'd been abandoned after I'd picked up his homeand many, many of his siblings, and deposited them in my wheelbarrow.
After being reunited, they all received a free ride to the ravine.
But... there are always treasures!
Such as the following fungi.
(Note the blades of grass... these are very small specimen.)
This little stink horn had obviously had it.
He had fallen over; looking pretty gruesome to boot.
All in a morning's work.
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