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Want to learn more about Kenyan wildlife and plants? Join me on May 22nd at 7pm for a Virtual Photographic journey across Kenya! This is a free program, however you can contribute what you wish as a portion of the proceeds are donated to various African Wildlife conservation groups. Can't make it but want to see the recording? Register anyway and you'll be emailed the recording link!

I absolutely LOVE the smell of the air around lilacs after the rain. So floral and fragrant!

We may often think that dandelions are easy to identify (and they are, thanks to their general abundance!), but did you know that there are some similar flowers? These aren't small dandelions - these are Coltsfeet! These small flowers are still asters, like dandelions, and bloom around the same time in the spring, but have a much different stalk. Theirs is dark in coloration and has leaf like structures wrapping around the stem. Their flower heads are about half the size of dandelions and have a much more defined central disc. They are a common roadside flower, as they don't need the highest quality soil. Do you have them growing in your area? This photo is (#ThrowBackThursday to over a decade ago) from when I lived in the Poconos... I don't see many, if any, here in Bucks county!

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