Today I’m posting a set of beautiful photographs of Chester County, Pennsylvania, mostly in the southeastern part of the county, especially around Kennett Square, Longwood Gardens, and the Brandywine River. These were taken by my talented aunt who is always willing to share with me. Enjoy!
Chester County Barn with Hay Bales and Gold Flowers, copyright Margaret WalkerChester County, PA, Fence and Field, copyright Margaret WalkerChester County, PA, Fence and Field, copyright Margaret WalkerYellow Chrysanthemums Flowers, copyright Margaret WalkerIris Photographer, copyright Margaret WalkerLongwood Woods Tall Flowers, copyright Margaret WalkerPink Mums, copyright Margaret WalkerFall Trees in Red and Yellow, copyright Margaret WalkerOld and Young Folks at Longwood Gardens, copyright Margaret WalkerChester County, PA, Sunset, copyright Margaret WalkerChester County, PA, Tree in a Gold Field, copyright Margaret WalkerBleeding Heart Flowers, copyright Margaret WalkerBoys Wading in Little Creek, copyright Margaret WalkerFog on the Brandywine at Rockland, copyright Margaret WalkerThe Brandywine River at Pocopson, copyright Margaret WalkerGreat Spangled Fritillary Butterfly, copyright Margaret WalkerChester County, PA, Cherry Trees, copyright Margaret Walker
As my friend left our house recently, I noticed this little vole running in circles on the driveway. I don’t know what was wrong with this little guy but he continued his compulsive circling until my husband scooped him up in a bin and took him back into the woods to release him. Voles aren’t…
Meet Yolanda, our backyard raccoon. She lives in a strip of woods behind our house that is owned by the county, so her actual home tree is not in our backyard, but we like to think she is ours, partly because of her many foraging trips to our yard. Her tree is a larger tree…
The American Eastern Yellow Fly Agaric mushrooms (Amanita muscaria var. guessowii) appear during periods of high humidity in our conifer forests, often growing under white pine or eastern hemlock trees. It’s characterized by white gills and stem, a white spore print, warts on the cap which easily wash or rub off, a membranous partial veil…
The Woodlawn Trustees Preserve is a large area of open space located in North Wilmington, Delaware, that lies along the west side of Route 202. It’s somewhat difficult to determine when you are on Woodlawn land, since signage is minimal, but most of the fields are lined with large boulders. I mostly hike the area…