Today at 10AM, I took a hike on the Jimmy Sims Birding Trail with a group of people led by Sam Woodroof, park ranger for Joe Wheeler.
We saw Chanterelles, Jelly, Puffballs, and mushrooms. Mushrooms are flesh-fruiting bodies of fungi and a variety of species.
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| Mushroom Hike |
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| Mushrooms |
On the birding trail, we could hear a woodpecker but could never spot him. The trail ended at the overlook, but several of us walked a little further across a couple of creeks. It was a great day for hiking.
We saw some blooming Indian Heliotrope, an annual hirsute plant that is a common weed in waste places and settled areas. Widely used in native medicines.
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| Indian Heliotrope |
Once we got back to the boating dock area, everyone was disbursed.
I walked down to the edge of the River at the docks, and that is where I saw a couple of gray herons, & a Muscovy duck.
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| Muscovy Duck |
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