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A few hairy wood mint plants can be seen near or underneath peachleaf willow trees on the west side of Wildflower Park during late spring and into mid summer
they avoid the arid southwest
I was thinking where I would photograph the sunrise and thought that the bridge over a frozen South Fork Kishwaukee River and the peachleaf willow tree would be a good place to set up the tripod
We have already had a couple of mild snow storms already and we are only through the middle of November
A serene summer sunrise presents itself over a quiet and still Wildflower Lake
A QUIET MOMENT COMPASS BARREL CACTUS (FEROCACTUS CYLINDRACEUS) A few hairy wood mintAfter receiving 2 3 inches of snow overnight, I set out to photograph this recent snowfall along Eakin Creek West on this 2nd day of the New Year. The temperature was in the mid 20's with little to no wind and overcast conditions. Over the years, I have come to notice that the creek usually doesn't completely freeze over and that the creeks edges can form some pretty cool ice patterns, which makes for some good photography. As I was moving along the
