Fall has arrived and the composition of the wildflowers is
gradually changing. The Balduinia, which is rife in many portions of the preserve, has peaked and is now declining.
Lopsided Indian Grass is blooming. So is Blue Curls. In late afternoon, the scrub species of Blue-eyed Grass blooms.
I spotted a new moth, Schinia fuller, and a new butterfly, Twin Spot Skipper.
I have a field trip coming up in a few weeks. I'm not sure what will be left by then.
