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Harvested some Rattlesnake Master seeds today.

Two of these were present on the Asclepias tuberosa.

Using all six legs to rest on a leave of Rattlesnake Master

Volunteer that popped up in one of our planters.

Pecan?

At the State Fair of TX

Foraging on Maximilian Sunflower. Photos by my husband.

Photo credit to husband Michael Matuson.

In forest habitat, fallen tree branch as substrate

Rosy Stinkhorn

large cream-colored fungus growing on a mature pecan tree. This is commonly called a hedgehog mushroom, although this specimen does not appear to have the spines as seen on most of these occurrences.

Source: http://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=ELCA4

SRK776

Common next to road on slope; white composite heads; 60 cm tall.