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barnbones > Green Tree Frog (Hylidae cinerea), about 1 1/2 to 2 inches in size. A small bright green frog with a white stripe along each side. It is relaxing on the glass side of a terrarium. Powell Gardens June 14, 2009
barnbones > Indian Pink Spigelia marilandica a.k.a. Woodland Pinkroot, Maryland pinkroot, and Worm Grass. Botanica Wichita, Kansas
barnbones > Another view of the stone domed "thing" at Hermits Rest. March, 2008
barnbones > As though the forms, making up the statue "Equiponderation", are reaching for the sky or the feathery rime-frosted trees. Dec. 18, 2008
barnbones > The "lion", or matriarch, joined the "lamb", the baby, on the lions favorite chair. Very very unusual.
barnbones > The Hucke gravestone is a Woodmen of the World (W.O.W) style with many tree limbs and logs for the base. The large urn on top represents immortality, death of the body and its return to the final resting place. Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City, Missouri Dec. 9, 2001
barnbones > Clematis Florida sieboldiana The petals are now open to see a beautiful flower. (see previous picture for the immature stage) Powell Gardens June 29, 2009
barnbones > Closeup of the spathe and corm of the Voodoo lily, Amorphophallus konjac.
barnbones > My favorite sculpture on campus, "Equiponderation" in constant celebration.
The Hucke gravestone is a Woodmen of the World (W.O.W) style with many tree limbs and logs for the base. The large urn on top represents immortality, death of the body and its return to the final resting place. Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City, Missouri Dec. 9, 2001
barnbones > The Hucke gravestone is a Woodmen of the World (W.O.W) style with many tree limbs and logs for the base. The large urn on top represents immortality, death of the body and its return to the final resting place. Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City, Missouri Dec. 9, 2001
The Hucke gravestone is a Woodmen of the World (W.O.W) style with many tree limbs and logs for the base. The large urn on top represents immortality, death of the body and its return to the final resting place. Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City, Missouri Dec. 9, 2001
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