Showing posts with label wetland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wetland. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

What's Blooming in the ISEA Wetland?

How many of these can you identify?  They are all blooming now in the ISEA Wetland. 
Butterfly Bush

Coriopsis

Fleabane

Broad-leaved Cattail


Rush

Black-eyed Susan
Joe Pie Weed
If you don't agree with my identifications, please send me a note.  Hey, I'm a fish guy.  --Tom K.

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

What's Blooming in the Wetland

Prairie Smoke (native to southern MI counties)

Coreopsis


Oxeye Daisy (Red Clover in background, both are exotic species)
Snapping Turtle 6-21-11
 
Storm over the wetland, June 22, 2011

There is more to see each week at the ISEA Wetland - 100 Dame Street, at the Inland Seas Education Center on the Suttons Bay waterfront. --T. Kelly

Saturday, June 11, 2011

What's Blooming in the Wetland?

Blue Flag Iris

Red Oiser Dogwood Flower Cluster
ISEA's Constructed Wetland is beginning to bloom. This week you can see blue flag iris and red oiser dogwood.  More to come!

Monday, January 3, 2011

New Year's Morning at ISEA

Early New Year's Day, before the wind and cold.


Spars for Inalnd Seas and Liberty await the coming of spring.

The constructed wetland works year around.

Low water but not much ice yet.

Happy New Year from all of us at Inland Seas!