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Posted on January 30, 2021 by The Art of Ecology

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Finished my #FlyAgaric illustration for today's prompt for #FallFungiChallenge by @allisonlyonart !

Mints an herbs are not like leafy greens that when they flower, they "bolt" and the leaf taste turns bitter. I find that my herbs do loose a little pungency, howee are still delicious AND now I get to prep for seed saving! I'll wait for the flowers to finish and then gently tap at them to get the seeds to fall for me to save for spring.

Typically, bumblebees land on large or sturdy flowers since their weight can often be a detriment when landing on small or delicate flowers. However, in this silly bee's case, it was determined to search for all of the food it could as it stumbled very clumsily along the delicate Queen Anne's Lace! The poor thing almost fell off or fell through the flower with every step it took!

What's your guess, is this a Great Horned Owl or an Eagle Owl?

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Help me celebrate my arborist husband's birthday month!!! For every art sale (not events), $2 from the proceeds will be donated to "Fallen Families Fund". Dismiss