Hardwood Forests
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This is our richest habitat, with a profusion of broadleaf trees, insects, animals and birds! | ||
| White Milkweed, Alcona County, Summer 2002 | |
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| Dragonfly, Mecosta County roadside | |
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| In May of 2005 you could have bought
the lot with the view above, looking out over Silver Lake, the dunes
and Lake Michigan for $190,000. But, there is something
priceless here, something that cannot be valued in dollars.
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| Purple Coneflower is common in dry woods | |
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There is magic in a late summer evening; dusk finally falling. The stars starting to come out and then you hear it, in the trees across the lake, the call of a whippoorwill. This is a glimpse of God, that he allows us occasionally. | ||
| Tree Swallow eggs, Mecosta County, May 2005 | |
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