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| Morning dew is still on the grass at noon, and a chill hangs in the air all day. It's a good day to curl up by the fire. |
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| The Japanese Maple dropped its leaves in a single blustery day. Vivid red against the pea green periwinkle makes a carpet of contrast. |
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| The bachelor buttons continue to bloom, and somehow, they continue to evade the roving ruminants. |
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| Red clover is working as a cover crop this winter to keep the weeds to a dull roar. It will be dug into the earth next spring for it's organic matter and nitrogen nodules that will nourish the next batch of pretty flowers. |
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| Horse Chestnuts hoping to fall on fertile ground; they will not find enough earth beneath them in which to sprout. |
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| Toadstools on the forest floor; the moist fall has resulted in thousands of fungus friends. |
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| A toadstool fit for a frog king. |
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| Puffballs have released their spores underneath the honey locust. |
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