Wu-men’s words meet Little Crum Creek — what then?
“This is the best season of your life.”
This is the season…
This is…
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*Quoted verse from Wu-men Huikai, “[Ten thousand flowers in spring]”.
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March 18, 2018
“Not clouded by … unnecessary things”…
Posted by Scott under Mammals | Tags: deer, nature, nor'easter, pennsylvania, snow, white, winter |[2] Comments
August 15, 2017
“Enjoy yourself …”
Posted by Scott under Insects | Tags: Flatormenis proxima, it's later than you think, nature, pennsylvania, planthopper, summer, white |Leave a Comment
Northern flatid planthoppers are common here on the stems of plants they might eat.
But I could not resist the dramatic image of one on the ground it will someday feed.
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June 14, 2017
moment
Posted by Scott under Plants | Tags: blue, flower, lawn, nature, pennsylvania, small, speedwell, spring, Veronica serpyllifolia, weed, white |Leave a Comment
mown a moment remembering thyme-leaved speedwell (Veronica serpyllifolia).
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May 28, 2017
a brief turn
Posted by Scott under Plants | Tags: black cherry, flower, nature, Prunus serotina, spring, trees, white |Leave a Comment
Cherry Springs State Park, I’m told, is named for groves of black cherry trees–
its evening sky, the clearest and darkest in Pennsylvania.
These days by Little Crum Creek, hours from the skygazers I’ll one night join,
a single black cherry briefly flowers the white light of our nearest star.
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