Clumps of pale blue Long-spurred Violets dot rich woods.
A Straight-lined Plagodis moth is resplendent in rich browns and purples.
A moth called The Scribbler is described as "whitish overlaid with a dense pattern of crisp wavy black lines intermixed with bands of mint green." This one, however, is a rarer gray form.
Common cinquefoil is starting to dot fields and lawns with gold.
And last night Toads were on the move headed to water to mate. Their high-pitched trilling could be heard along the West River this morning.
John
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| Long-spurred Violets |
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| Straight-lined Plagodis moth |
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| The Scribbler moth |
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| Common Cinquefoil |
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