Tiny white flowers blooming two days after winter solstice. The whole bush was covered with a starscape of white and green floral stars.

A fungus and an algae met and took a "lichen" to one another!

Tiny Winter Solstice fairy moss....

Tiny little chickweed leaves growing in a garden. Chickweed is edible and has medicinal properties.

Little moss plants are very lush on a late fall / almost winter day.

Tiny purple flowers hiding in the grass. They are about 1/4 inch in diameter.

These beautiful buds are ready for spring. They will overwinter like this, and unfurl new leaves in spring.

These tiny red berries are a spot of bright color on otherwise grey/brown late autumn day.

Fluffy little miniature seed fluffs. Only about 1/4 inch.

Day 92

Evening primrose

Day 91

A tiny flower bud...

Day 90

A little fairy mushroom

Day 89

Evening primrose

Day 88

Not sure...

Day 87

Day 86

A ripe berry (posted the unripe berries several weeks ago)

Day 85

Little yellow flower.

Day 84

Pinecone closeup.

Day 83

Amazing skeletonized leaf!

Day 82

A horse-nettle blossom, with a tiny fly.

Day 81

It's a baby leaf, and the inner part where they all join is a lovely shade of red.

Day 80

Poke leaves are turning red; they look tie dyed.

Day 79

Jewelweed

Day 78

Burs are very pretty close up - when they're not stuck in your socks, or your pet's fur!

Day 77

Tiny little red leaf buds

Day 76

Day 75

Ripples in the sand on the side of the road, after today's rain.

Day 74

Multi-colored lichen.

Day 73

Shepherd's Purse

Day 72

Pretty little green berries with red stems.

Day 71

A tiny baby plantain flower stalk.

Day 70

I don't know what it is, but I like it...

Day 69

Ah, the lovely Fibonacci spirals...

Day 68

Tiny baby oak leaves.

Day 67

This is a tiny Eastern Red Cedar Tree. About 6 inches tall.

Day 66

Lamb's quarters. Very pretty young leaves are edible, in a salad or cooked.

Day 65

The deer like to hang out in the field behind where I live. They eat the corn and soybeans which the farmer has planted.

Day 64

The tip of a new twig on the spruce tree (where the cone from a few days ago came from).

Day 63

The little flowers from Queen Anne's Lace. Each individual flower is about 1/8 inch across.

Day 62

The little buds of a sumac bush.

Day 61

Scales on a green fresh brand new spruce cone.

Day 60

This is the inner part of a purple and white... and yellow... pansy.

Day 59

I don't know what this flower is - it was growing in a long spike of many other similar tiny white flowers, on the side of the otherwise inconspicuous road

Day 58

Pickerelweed growing in the Mullica River, New Jersey Pine Barrens. This was found in the lower, tidal, wide part of the river, quietly growing near the banks.

Day 57

This is Queen Anne's Lace, before it turns to lace. I love the thin frilly leaves around it. It is all curled up.

Day 56

I don't know what it is, but it looks like a big open mouth with sharp upper incisors.

Day 55

Here is the lovely flower of the milkweed plant. They grow in big clumps. Each flower is about 1/4 inch across.

Day 54

I found this monarch butterfly caterpillar munching on a milkweed leaf by the side of the road.

Day 53

I watched this bumble bee for a while. He really preferred the purple clover to the white clover. He had full pollen sacs on his back legs.

Day 52

What does a marigold look like before it's a marigold? A swirly bunch of yellow-green...