Daylight is dwindling, swallows are leaving, apples are falling but down at the “Lake”
Hesperantha coccinea, the Major Crimson Flag, continues to hold up its head.
It flies as a finishing flag
Last call for our bees to gather nectar
Last call for the Rudder Darter to pause and soak up warmth
Last call for the Lily to squeeze out one more flower
It does not seem long ago we were fretting about low water levels but now the Lake is full
and reflecting the blue skies
Whatever the season, it is a place of striking shapes
and ever-changing reflections