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Edith Morley Park, June 2022 Nature Never Disappoints |
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| Tucked away in a small industrial complex, this little park is an absolute gem! |
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| The park shares space with an impressive Community Garden. |
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| But I'd come to enjoy photographing the park's mantilla poppies. |
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| Mantilla poppies attract pollinators, such as honey bees. |
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| Have no idea where their hive may be. |
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| I once kept a backyard beehive a few streets away. |
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| In addition to the mantilla poppies, this flowering vine spills over a fence. |
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| In the far right corner of the community garden, this faucet drips constantly. |
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| No bowl beneath to catch the water. |
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| Watched as birds came to drink from it. |
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| The park's pond provides water for wildlife. |
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| Noticed this Dark-eyed Junco having a morning splash. |
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| As long as I stood still, it took no notice of me. |
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| Even though I was less than 5 feet away. |
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| This artwork calls to mind the monthly lunar cycles and tides. |
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