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Tag Archives: Owens Pond
10.31.2016-2 Owens Pond Foliage
My goal with the vacation was to spend as much time as possible in the Quabbin watershed and, with a one day exception, that is just what I did. Here is one of a couple of images from that one … Continue reading
09.04.2015 Sumac design
Another day with few words.
Posted in Abstract, Closeup Photography, Nature Photography, Patterns in Nature
Tagged Amherst, dewy leaves, Owens Pond, red and green, Rhus hirta
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08.28.2015 Once more with Yellow
Here’s the last of my burst of yellow flower posts from Owens Pond…for now. Partridge-pea (Cassia fasciculata) resembles a sensitive plant and I’ve read that the leaves are a little bit sensitive, but I haven’t experienced that…the plant’s sensitivity, I … Continue reading
Posted in Closeup Photography, Flora, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts, Wildflowers
Tagged Cassia fasciculata, Chamaecrista fasciculata, flora, Massachusetts, native flowers, native plant, native wildflowers, New England, Owens Pond, partridge sensitive-pea, Partridge-pea, western massachusetts, Wildflowers
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08.25.2015 Common Evening Primrose
Living up to its name, we are seeing the Common Evening Primrose (Oenothera biennis) in many places where human activity has disturbed the soil. Their stalk can be as tall or taller than I am (5’11″…used to be 6’…I’m shrinking) … Continue reading
08.23.2015 Moody View 3-Owens Pond Reflection
We had yet another foggy start to the day this morning. I am expecting the same for tomorrow although we are not having the warm temperatures today as the last several…or we might even have some rain which was predicted … Continue reading
01.02.2015 First of the Year
The sky wasn’t all that exciting as I left the house yesterday. But seeing as it was January 1st, I felt I should give it a shot, so to speak. My first impulse was to go to Mount Pollux, but … Continue reading
12.05.2014 Once more from Owens Pond
Here’s one more shot from another favorite place in town. It’s the same day as this one but with a greater emphasis as the tree and point and a little more subdued over all.
