Well written, an easy read. Telling "after the rainfall" photos. Good to learn your drought was finally broken. Expecting more rain to come on the front edge of the tropical storm?
Thanks for reading, and sorry for the slow reply. Those plants are switch grass, a Texas native that does well in both prairie and riparian conditions. 🌾🌾
Thanks for another interesting Field Notes. I enjoy the Mercedes story as well as the sightings of wildlife and habitat. Thank you, Martha Richardson
Thank you for reading! 🙏
Well written, an easy read. Telling "after the rainfall" photos. Good to learn your drought was finally broken. Expecting more rain to come on the front edge of the tropical storm?
Thank you, and sorry for the tardy reply. We did get a good bit more rain, thankfully 🙏
beautiful photo after the rain, with the 2 herons... are those tall fronds in the mid ground pampas grass?
Thanks for reading, and sorry for the slow reply. Those plants are switch grass, a Texas native that does well in both prairie and riparian conditions. 🌾🌾
lol ... "bounty nature offers"
Another excellent post. Thank you,
some very nice photos, reflecting that rain i guess, crisp and rich :)
Thank you! (And sorry for the slow reply—I have been traveling.)