Today sun-drenched ledges were blushed by Columbine. Celandine - an aggressive invader - brightened the ditches. Long-spurred Violets flecked the woods and in the fields Bugle was opening a few flowers. Closer to home a moth called Comstock's Sallow (Feralia comstocki) added its own jewel-like glitter to the day.
John
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| Comstock's Sallow |
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| Columbine |
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| Celandine |
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| Long-spurred Violets |
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| Bugle |
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