Some cheerful late summer blooms spotted on the weekend.
I think these are known as tickseed, part of the Coreopsis family.
I didn't mean to intrude, but when I got home and got a closer look at the photo, I realized I had inadvertently taken a picture of a private moment between a couple of goldenrod soldier beetles. Awkward!
Black-eyed Susans
And milkweed seed pods, complete with a Monarch butterfly.
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Oh such cheerful beauty, Kym! I've seen the Tickseed Coreopsis around here too! Enjoy them while they last!
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many times I've seen them and not looked close enough to realize they are NOT black-eyed Susans. LOL They were very popular with the insects for sure! Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
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