| So dry |
| We saw quite a few monarchs on the Queen Anne's lace |
| There was quite a bit of common mullein - this was one of the more impressive flower stems |
| There were lots of Carolina grasshoppers flashing their dark banded wings as they flew and then almost disappearing when they landed |
| Even if I saw where they landed, they were hard to pick out |
| A little less dry once we were into the partial shade |
| This oak sapling had enormous leaves. Maybe black oak? |
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| Morrow's honeysuckle |
We heard more birds than we saw: indigo buntings most prominently. We did catch glimpses of eastern towhees and goldfinches and a sparrow (likely a song sparrow). Our best sightings were of cedar waxwings.
| This one was having a good "hair" day |

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