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Morning Glory

Morning Glories brighten the dikes at Donnelley Wildlife Management Area.

Here’s a nostalgic take on another vine with some intertwined grasses.

Nature

A bee disappeared into the center of this wild Morning Glory and I waited at the ready for him to come out.

And waited.

Finally, I was starting to think that maybe I’d missed him and he awkwardly backed out.

And slowly took off casting a shadow on the bloom.

A saw a wide range of colorful blooms in a walk around Magnolia Gardens last week.

A single Morning Glory blossom had opened for the sun pushing a strand of spider web.

The Black-eyed Susans were looking a bit bedraggled from the previous afternoon’s pounding rain.

Texas Star Hibiscus shouts out for attention wherever it blooms.

This stem of delicate orange blossoms in the shade hadn’t quite dried off. I haven’t noticed it before but sure will look again when I return.

Morning Glories open to the rising sun on the edge of an old rice field pond.

10/14/2018, Donnelley Wildlife Management Area, SC