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This is across the creek at Beeswax Creek Park near where the creek flows into Lay Lake. Nice places over there, including horse farms and mansions.
There's a bumper crop of wild persimmons around here this year. I guess the deer are happy about it, but they turn my mouth inside out unless they are absolutely mushy ripe.
I don't know what this little guy is. He's only about 1/4 inch long, but looks like some sort of wasp up close. His head looks like it's almost all eyes.
I usually think of this as a springtime shot, but temperatures in the high 60's have these survivors and other insects out for one last sip before the cold weather really sets in (if central Alabama weather could ever really be considered "cold").
And this mighty oak will dump all those leaves on the ground.
The reflections in the creek at Heardmont Park in Hoover, Alabama are almost completely covered by newly fallen leaves, and there are plenty more yet to fall.
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