The Audubon Sanctuary: After the Rain<Click all photos to enlarge.
Small butterflies were out in force, feeding on the only flowers blooming right now, which are primarily the Queen Anne's lace. They are sharing the flower space with bees. Carmen stopped to take photos of water droplets, insects, flowers, and of course, the butterflies.
It was great to see some sunshine after all the rain. I predict that with the sunshine predicted for the next few days, rapid growth of the native grasses will be evident along the pathways.
<Thanks for reading my blog entry, which is part of a personal photography project to bring attention to and to benefit the Fred Archibald Sanctuary in New Market, MD. The sanctuary is owned and managed by the Audubon Society of Central Maryland. Copyright 2017 Cam Miller. All photographs are for sale upon request.>
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