Apr 16
This year I got to the spot where the spring beauties, Claytonia virginica, are before they were mowed. Theyβre wonderful mixed with violets!
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This year I got to the spot where the spring beauties, Claytonia virginica, are before they were mowed. Theyβre wonderful mixed with violets!
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Erythronium tuolumnense
πΌπΏππ±πβ¨// trout lily (Erythronium americanum) and their seed-dispersing ants (Aphaenogaster rudis) // gouache on paper
Mertensia virginica / Virginia Bluebells at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
Trout lily
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I love how universally appealing skunk cabbage is. r/foraging has been full of posts like this for the last few weeks and I can't blame them. Big green luscious-looking cabbage-looking thing pops up all over among a sea of brown and it's April in the northeast and we haven't seen green for months. God I WISH you could eat skunk cabbage*. Skunk cabbage burrito wrap RIP π₯²
*Technically edible after extensive processing to remove the calcium oxalate that'll fuck up your kidneys but probably not worth it even then
Forested Wetlands, Hedden Park, NJ - April 10th 2026
Colours of April 2026
I will be pausing this scavenger hunt after next month, at least until I get a better camera. Iβm queuing unused pictures to post in their months, though!
Genus Malus (which?) / asian ladybeetle / gray sallow / wormwood / bluebells / violets / genus Prunus(?) / horned grebe / Ammophila beachgrass & sand
Bonus:
Magnolia / ?? / dogwood
Lmk if you can help ID these!