Sure wish I had taken more pictures! What a GREAT day! About 30 people over the course of the day!
You’re at the top, when your nose is to the grindstone
Beautiful fall foliage blooming on the way to the seed harvest
Abby and Bill White’s nephew !
Galls – have/had insects inside of them
Tonya is still smiling…
even though she is bleeding
…all over the bloody bag.
seperation is to keep out Silver Asian Carp and other invasive species
Continental Divide area that is being separated by the Army Corps of Engineers
Little River Wetland Project-Eagle Marsh – Dani Bradtmiller driving us around in groups
multi-million dollar project
this berm will separate the Great Lakes Watershed from the Mississippi Watershed
This sidewalk IS the Divide
aster
Praying Mantis joined us for a moment
Zombie walkers even made it out!
This was the most beautiful sunset
at the end of this day…
this is a marsh/bog/wetland
Dogwood Berries
Seeds will dry here for about 3 weeks, then will be separated, placed into seed bags and then into plastic containers in a shed
began taking notes of the seeds I pulled out of bags
