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The Milkweed Husks are all gone now, but I couldn’t resist one last shot of fall at it’s purest.
We had some snow on the ground for a week or so, but it melted away. However it’s getting quite cold again so I expect we’ll have some snow within a few days.
Sumac leaves turn red in Autumn and they develop fruit or seedpods that look like the one above. I think they’re kind of pretty. Especially when there is a large group of Sumac with their red leaves and fruit seedpods on display.
At the beginning of October I took a photo of a flower that was just starting to die down and become a seed head. It was one of the most amazing looking flowers that I think I’ve ever seen … it almost looked like it was composed of tiny spiders or bugs. Click the link above to see what I’m talking about.
Well … I took a photo of the flower again near the beginning of November when the flower was long past being a seed head and was now just a shell of it’s former self. I think it’s still pretty looking.
You might remember that back in November I posted a photo of a lovely blue flower that I now believe was Wild Chicory. If I’m right, these flower seed heads are Chicory flower seed heads.
I find it amazing that a flower can still look beautiful, even as it is dying down for the winter season.
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