The Meadowlark Botanical Gardens were quite a treat for my humble little point-and-shoot. I found this place to be perfectly charming with its uncountably many shades of green, formidable expanse, curious decor and artwork, and eclectic collection of visitors (including flyers, swimmer, crawlers, and of course walkers)! Without further ado, here are some captures.
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| The caterpillar and the ladybug share arboreal real estate |
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| Turtles and Canadian geese amicably cohabit in the lake |
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| More turtles and a goose swim over a dense layer of water plants |
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| Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly: This one here with blue spots near the lower tip of its wings is a female. |
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| The swallowtail couple: Male (all yellow) to the left and female (yellow with blue spots) to the right |
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| Ornamental tin ant |
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| Gorgeous wire sculpture of a dragonfly overlooks the scenic pond with a bridge |
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| Pot-man and pot-baby relaxing next to Tree-face |
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| Gazebo in the pond |
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| Many shades of green |
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| The gently perturbed lake water mirrors the trees and the sky |
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| Care for a cuppa tea? |
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