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This Morning in Creation

A short, periodic audio exploration of the richness of Creation, usually just a few blocks or miles from the … Continue Reading

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Monkeypuzzle tree. A South American non-woody tree that is very cold-tolerant. Seed from the base of the Andes. Growing at the UI Arboretum and Botanical Garden. #logosschool #ui #uiarboretum #monkeypuzzle

Early flight with my brother. He'll continue North and I'll head West. Till next time bro. Love you, man.

Spicebush, Lendira benzoin. Deciduous shrub in the Eastern deciduous forest understory. #spicebush #Lauraceae #easterndeciduousforest

The family bat roosting under the back deck on old mud dauber nests. #bats #muddauber

My mentor, friend, constant encourager. A man of faith and of the land. He taught me to love God by studying his Word and by engaging with his Creation. We walked the woods together today. We catalogued the tree species, watched woodpeckers and warblers. We smelled spicebush and black birch. We discussed forest succession and C.S. Lewis and shared our prayers. Love you Dad.

Turkey tail and false turkey gathered from my parents mixed deciduous forest. Turkey tail (top) has a porous underside and is more fleshy. Another look alike is a gilled polypore. All 3 growing in close proximity on downed red oak. #turkeytail #mushroom #cancerfighter #easterndeciduousforest

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