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I am having an amazing time touring the wildlife and butterfly gardens of Cape May, NJ. I’ll share the amazing gardens in full with you once I return home. But in the meantime here’s a sampler to whet your apetite.
Enjoy!
Pretty amazing, eh?
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About Carole Sevilla BrownCarole Sevilla Brown is a Conservation Biologist who firmly believes that wildlife conservation begins in your own back yard. Carole is an author, educator, speaker, and passionate birder, butterfly watcher, and naturalist who travels around the country teaching people to garden sustainably, conserve natural resources, and create welcoming habitat for wildlife so that you will attract more birds, butterflies, pollinators and other wildlife.. She gardens for wildlife in Philadelphia, zone 6b, and created the philosophy of Ecosystem Gardening. Watch for her book Ecosystem Gardening, due out soon. Carole is managing editor of Beautiful Wildlife Garden, and also Native Plants and Wildlife Gardens. Follow Carole on twitter, @CB4wildlife and on Google+
[...] had the opportunity last weekend to attend some tours of private wildife gardens in Cape May, New Jersey. As soon as I have all of the photos edited, I’ll be showing off these amazing butterfly [...]
That blazing star is so much better behaved than mine…and I can’t get over those frogs! Eee!
We counted 39 leopard frogs in that pile-up. Amazing!
The frog pileup is amazing. What lens do you use to get such clear pictures of skittish things like dragonflies? I think I have camera envy.
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Ah, the liatris and blackeyed susan are in flower in my garden too. Unfortunately I don’t have a pond. Great frog photo!
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ohhhh, wonderful photos Carole! I just love that combination of the Liatris and the orange butterfly weed. Mine never seen to bloom at the same time here…
The Purple Martin “hi-rise” seems to be fully occupied! Love it. You must have been in habitat heaven that day….
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