This morning at Southeastway Park, we were greeted by a dusting of snow. Though I am not a big fan of driving in the white stuff, I do like the way it looks. Here are a few shots from around the park.
Our bird feeding area looks like it has been generously sprinkled with powdered sugar.
Little tufts of grass poking through the snow reminds us it was seventy degrees just this past weekend.
Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea) adorned with ice crystals.
Mother nature all mixed up-the grass dressed in rich summer green, the shrub in fall colors, and the dusting of snow. Notice the cardinal in the tree on the right?
Follow us on a nature journey exploring the great state of Indiana. We will discover hidden treasures along the way, many that are found in our own back yards.
Friday, November 11, 2011
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Orchid Fest!
Yesterday, we visited Garfield Park Conservatory and Sunken Gardens for their annual Orchid Fest. What a treat!
We were wowed with stunning floral displays, experts on hand to answer questions and beautiful orchids for purchase.
I honestly was overwhelmed by all the luscious smells and colors, I can't remember what any of the names are of these orchid varieties. So, just enjoy!
Orchid Fest goes through Sunday, Nov. 13th, 2011. Admission is $3 per person or $8 per family.
And, while you are in the area, after you have wowed your senses of smell and sight, why not go up Shelby Street a bit and visit Claus's German Sausage and Meats and delight your tastebuds?! I just discovered this place. Wow! Delicious sausages made in-house. Well worth checking out!!!