Saturday, July 18, 2026
10 July 2024 Visiting Moebis Nature Preserve
Hummingbird moths are a fun find during the summer. They are not very common so each find is a treat. I had stopped for an after-work visit to Moebis Nature Preserve where I spotted this photogenic one.
I was also lucky that a friend arrived with his two great dogs while I was gathering images. His dogs are amazingly friendly and great on a trail.
After our walk, we parted and I took off to see what was on the water. This great blue heron was an added treat.
Labels:
Blue Heron,
Hummingbird Moth,
Moebis Nature Preserve,
NE Ohio
Friday, July 17, 2026
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
6 July 2024 A Park Journey With Phineas
The day was perfect for enjoying a park walk with wildflowers.
A yellow swallowtail stopped by wildflowers.
Phineas has cancer and is dying. He has good and bad days. Today, he was having a good day. I was thrilled for being able to give him a park trip.
The bees were staying busy gathering pollen.
Labels:
Birds,
Geauga Parks,
NE Ohio,
Phineas,
wildflowers
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
5 July 2024 Moving Around
It was a day to move around and carry the camera. It started off with a visit to Lake Metroparks' Beatty Landing.
Blue Fronted Dancer
It was a good day for spotting blue flying creatures.
An attractive goldfinch
Summer flowers at Orchard Hill
An unknown moth
Two rainbows in one evening!
Labels:
Birding,
Geauga Parks,
geocaching,
Lake Metroparks,
NE Ohio,
rainbow,
Toad
Sunday, July 12, 2026
4 July 2024 Holiday Visit to Hogback Ridge
The two-tiered fanning waterfalls at Hogback Ridge are a sight to enjoy. Despite nearing the middle of summer, the flow across the falls was still strong.
First frog of our visit...
Back-to-back bunny sightings on park visits...
Blue vervain was in bloom at the water's edge...
This salamander appeared to be sleeping when I spotted it.
Another frog sighting finished our journey.
Friday, July 10, 2026
Wednesday, July 08, 2026
1 July 2024 Spring Hill Park
Spring Hill Park is a smaller park with a scenic lake. I was hoping for a great blue heron sighting, but the lake was quiet.
At home, our zinnas were hosting bees and butterflies.
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