Cape Cod Art and Nature

"Where Art and Nature Meet"

Monday, November 16, 2009

Milkweed on the Wind

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Earlier this fall the milkweed pods were still standing full in the meadows and fields. All seeds have to have a way to find new place to be...
Friday, November 13, 2009

Some Late Summer Fruits

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Rosa rugosa is best known as our common beach rose. It is found along salt marsh edges, around the feet of dunes and on the side of many be...
Thursday, November 12, 2009

Princess Pine

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If you are out walking in local woodlands you might be lucky enough to come across what looks like an area of tiny pine trees. Called Prince...
Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Marsh Sentries

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A familiar sight in our autumn marshes is this tall lone bird standing silently.... Even most of the kids here on the Cape recognize these i...
Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Winterberry

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One of my favorite spots to look out over the Cape landscape is at Pilgrim Heights in Truro . Part of the National Seashore it has spectacu...
Thursday, November 5, 2009

How Quickly Things Change....

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I took this picture of red sumac leaves last week.... And this week they are all shriveled and almost gone.... Fall moves us along so quickl...
Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Beautiful Beeches

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One of my favorite places to walk at this time of year on the Cape is the beech forest in East Sandwich. It is part of the Sandwich conserva...
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Mary Richmond
Cape Cod, Massachusetts, United States
Thanks for stopping by to share my love of the beauty and nature of Cape Cod. I am an artist, writer, naturalist and educator. Everything interests me, everything is a possible subject for contemplation and learning. I write and illustrate several columns for local newspapers, teach classes, lead walks and do my own creative work as well.
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