From time to tiem I take my Macro Lens with me and try some pictures of flowers and Insects that I find outside in the nature. And everytime I do so it reminds me that I need to do this more often since

Liverworts are rather rudimentary plants, potentially some of the earliest true plants still in existence. In thallose liverworts, the plant body (thallus) consists of flattened masses of cells that look

What is that?!? That's pretty much what started this post. I found this plant growing in moss by my front step and said to myself "What is that?!?" After a while of trying to describe this in

It's a nice weather outside. I should probably get some new birds on film. :) (Not that I shoot film these days...) Here's a Liverwort (Anemone hepatica): They've all turned to look at something I think...

Established in 1980, Barn Hollow Natural Area, is beautiful any time of year and has a very nice walking trail that ends at a scenic overlook. Unfortunately, a few years ago someone burned down the platform