My September Woods.

[George D. Stout]

Had a nice walk this morning on the ridge behind my house.

A natural blind:



Turkey tail fungus on nurse log:



Mr. Toad trying to hide:



Little buck rub on edge of bedding area:



Spider's lair:



Appalachian Breath Mint....Wintergreen:



Old Shakespeare and pine cone:

[BobW]

nice day for you.  I'm stuck behind cubicle walls....  

[Brad_Gentry]

Beautiful, George. Makes me wish I was out in the woods [even more than usual!].

Brad

[Toecutter]

Very nice!!

[doeboy]

George,
i like the way you present your hunts, you notice all the details and enjoy the total experiance. Sometimes i wish i could stop and smell the roses per say and enjoy whats around.

[Lawrenceu]

That's some pretty country.

[Chris Surtees]

Great pic's...looks like you had a fine day in the woods.

CS

[joe skipp]

[dan ferguson]

Wheres the little tea berrys and the sasafrass.

[Frank V]

Sounds like a great day. Thanks for sharing. Frank

[George D. Stout]

dan....tea berries are the red berries you see in the photo above...it's actually Wintergreen.
I have sassafras trees in my back yard 8^).

[Stone Knife]

George, those are nice photos of one of my favorite months of the year, I'm hoping to take a little walk tonight myself.

[Scott Gray]

George, thanks for taking us with you.

[smokin joe]

Great photos. The little things make everything we do worthwhile. Thanks for sharing the little things with us.
Joe

[newtotrad]

Great picture essay!

[dan ferguson]

Thats all we ever called them, and I do miss the tea we made from sassafras. Do miss them woods sometimes, but I can,t give up the wide open plains I enjoy now and the miles of roaming with no people.

[John3]

 

Great pics, thanks for sharing.

John III

[marshall brown]

That's PA. Beauty everywhere.

[pine nut]

Nice! I enjoyed that, thanks.

[Terry Green]

Cool...that should get you in the mood.