After sitting with my client on Sunday, I needed to depressurize. I stopped at Motts Mills on the way home. They have refurbished their dam, with our tax dollars, as well as money donated by Ducks Unlimited. The land was first donated in 1991.
They have created a path out to where the dam used to run. A bench for contemplation of the dry waterbed, and some minnows.
On Facebook I posted the photo asking for an ID of this flyer. My droll friend suggested it was Fred. Bob said it was a the damselfly. That narrows it down. We were on the back deck, and we looked it up in my book. It is a Jewel Damselfly. Also, a duck, snapping turtle. minnows and a bullfrog.
9 comments:
Looks like a dam fine spot.
Beautiful damselfly + frog!
Refurbished dam - that sounds good. I like the blue stone with the inscription mentioning the donors of the property. Also the sign reading "conservation area".
Interesting spot.. and yes, identifying the fly as Fred made me laugh out loud when I first read it. :)
I agree with Anvilcloud - a dam fine spot and loved your bird photos. Jewel damselfly - must look that up which i will do soon.
The area looks pleasant.
Everything you saw at the dm helped relieve the stress from working with your client.
nice spot to relax
Interessante e agradável, Jennifer.
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