Post by elgecko on Jul 23, 2007 2:57:37 GMT
Saturday July 21, 2007 John Hummer had his tour at his residence. This was my 3rd year in a row attending the tour. I plan to keep attending as long as he is grateful enough to keep giving the tours. It is always spectacular.
The weather could not have been better for a late July outing. Not too hot with a gentle breeze keeping you comfortable when not in a shaded area.
Let’s get the tour started.
It was a very good turnout. I was in the back 3rd of the group.
Here are some non CP boring plants John talked about. Just kidding John.
A dragonfly that sat still for me to photograph.
The easiest CP’s to notice around the pond are the Sarracenia.
A little closer inspection you start to see the dews.
More inspection you can see the seed pods of the VFT’s.
Then following the flower stalks, the VFT’s themselves stat popping through the grass.
And if you are very careful in your search you may just find some Pinguicula.
John is adding an addition onto his house with a nice deck to overlook the bog.
The view.
The weather could not have been better for a late July outing. Not too hot with a gentle breeze keeping you comfortable when not in a shaded area.
Let’s get the tour started.
It was a very good turnout. I was in the back 3rd of the group.
Here are some non CP boring plants John talked about. Just kidding John.
A dragonfly that sat still for me to photograph.
The easiest CP’s to notice around the pond are the Sarracenia.
A little closer inspection you start to see the dews.
More inspection you can see the seed pods of the VFT’s.
Then following the flower stalks, the VFT’s themselves stat popping through the grass.
And if you are very careful in your search you may just find some Pinguicula.
John is adding an addition onto his house with a nice deck to overlook the bog.
The view.
