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Fall colors.

jncera:

have yall seen a puffball mushroom

aka Calvatia gigantea

they can grow up to 44 lbs (20 kg)

and the best part is, they’re edible! (before they start to form spores). apparently really good in scrambled eggs

look how round how smooooth

just wanna pap pap

Don’t you love how the picture, paired with that caption, leaves you uncertain about whether or not that dude’s head is actually attached to a body.

syngoniums:

A lyside sulphur (Kricogonia lyside) on goldeneye (Viguiera dentata), a pipevine swallowtail (Battus philenor) on scarlet muskflower (Nyctaginia capitata), and queens (Danaus gilippus) on Gregg’s mistflower (Conoclinium greggii). I think only the large butterflies can take advantage of the scarlet muskflower, but the other two are huge favorites with just about every insect pollinator.

havekat:

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Chalking In The Garden by KateHavekostFineArt

syngoniums:

There were plenty of monarchs, but it was a warm day and they are very flighty, so taking pictures with a phone is tricky. Here’s nice male.

ruthbancroftgarden:

Ariocarpus retusus

Ariocarpus is a unique genus in the Cactus Family native to northeastern Mexico and across the border into Texas. The hard tubercles making up the stem look almost leaf-like, and because of this people often do not realize it is a cactus. The flower color in Ariocarpus retusus ranges from white to faintly blushed with pink to deeper pink.

-Brian