Wow. Maybe summer should be slow in coming - it helps you appreciate the fine weather when you FINALLY get it. Yesterday was a warm day, after many days of cold, drizzle, rain and clouds. And if it seems I am going on and on about a
trivial topic, the point is .... I loved the warmth and
sun and lo and behold, look what showed up bathed in the sun's spotlight! See photos. The Iris is a wild iris that grows along the wet shorelines of Wisconsin Lakes, and the other plant I had to look up. It is called a Pitcher Plant, grows in boggy soil (true - it was very spongy where I disembarked my kayak to take the photos!) and it's carnivorous. It seems I may have saved the lives of the bugs I moved to get buggy-free photos!
Wow. Maybe summer should be slow in coming - it helps you appreciate the fine weather when you FINALLY get it. Yesterday was a warm day, after many days of cold, drizzle, rain and clouds. And if it seems I am going on and on about a 
trivial topic, the point is .... I loved the warmth and
sun and lo and behold, look what showed up bathed in the sun's spotlight! See photos. The Iris is a wild iris that grows along the wet shorelines of Wisconsin Lakes, and the other plant I had to look up. It is called a Pitcher Plant, grows in boggy soil (true - it was very spongy where I disembarked my kayak to take the photos!) and it's carnivorous. It seems I may have saved the lives of the bugs I moved to get buggy-free photos!
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