I thought this might be a violet leaf, but they are not hairy. I don't know what sort of caterpillar this is, either.
I know this is a wild strawberry leaf, though.
4 years ago
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Not sure about that leaf at the top either... but definitely strawberry below. It's almost like magic finding green things now, isn't? Happy Day, Judy :o)
We're pretty much beige, brown, green and gray! (You can see from my new header!!!) Great shots.
Oddly, most of my perennials are still green and looking good...they just aren't blooming. Next week the high temperatures will be in the 30's so that will kill most of them back to the ground.
Marnie
It's good to see that you still have some green. We do as well, although it is getting harder to find.
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