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Bumblebees are common garden, crop and prairie pollinators.
Duane Deutmeyer begins removing an uprooted black walnut tree from a forest trail.
Stickseed is a native, invasive perennial forb that grows to 3 feet. Its clothing-infesting fruits cling as a chain, annoying outdoor-recreating folks.
Wild ginseng plants have already dropped most of their red seed-containing fruits, but the compound leaves remain a healthy green.
Giant ragweed, even taller than 8 feet this summer, is beginning to shed its airborne pollen.
Whitetail bucks are beginning to shed their antler velvet; they still find lush soybean foliage likeable eating conditions.
Most outdoors gatherers likely give little thought to mind preparation before hunting deer, calling turkeys, searching for mushrooms, picking up fallen nuts or the plethora of other opportunities the seasons will present.
Jerry Davis
Jerry Davis is a freelance outdoors writer. Contact him at sivadjam@mhtc.net or 608-924-1112 for more information.
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