Red Bellied Woodpecker fueling up in the frigid blowing snow.

Our first barn dance. We loved it! they put down plywood for a dance floor. Refreshment area. Dancers. the beautiful roof. Barn is 120' long. DH had never been in a haymow before, I was never in one this nice of this big.

sabbath, it was the same in Bangkok, although the airport there wasn't as fancy, and even the small, regional airports had orchids. Many of the malls were also filled with orchids. Maybe it has something to do with the climate - they seem to thrive in the warmth and humidity found in much of Asia. Certainly lovely to see them thriving like that - they struggle here at home. I think it's too dry for them in our area.

Rob, in my neck of the woods that is known as Jewelweed. To a lot of folks the alternate name is 'touch-me-nots' as the slightest touch of a seed pod will cause a seed explosion. Grows wild all over. Comes both yellow and orange flowered. It can be invasive. So leave it where it is