What a lovely trail, Frank. The birds, the pond and the trees make it a wonderfully place. I was also intrigued by your last photo, an interesting plant, and it looks nothing like the mimosa trees we have here in Cyprus. But I understand there are several different species.
I have only heard that tree called a “mimosa”. It might be something else entirely. Whatever it is I like the flowers, the leaves and the bean-like fruit. Blessings!
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This looks like a trail I would enjoy, Frank. Is that a mimosa tree in that last shot? I love mimosa trees! 😁
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I think that is a mimosa tree, based on what people have told me. They are beautiful. Blessings, Pepper!
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Up here (southern New England) shortage of rain has the pond levels down, same in your photo #2?
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I have heard that we could use more water in South Carolina and the pond does seem lower, but I don’t know how severe it is. Blessings, Clark!
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What a lovely trail, Frank. The birds, the pond and the trees make it a wonderfully place. I was also intrigued by your last photo, an interesting plant, and it looks nothing like the mimosa trees we have here in Cyprus. But I understand there are several different species.
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I have only heard that tree called a “mimosa”. It might be something else entirely. Whatever it is I like the flowers, the leaves and the bean-like fruit. Blessings!
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Every so beautiful
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Thank you, Jim! Blessings!
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Such a lovely trail! Trees, ponds,and everything else there make it a very great place.
The last photo looks interesting, as we have no such plant in my country. Gorgeous!
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I am glad you liked these photos. I have only seen that plant in the south eastern US, but I know little about it. Blessings!
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Absolutely positively a pink silk tree aka mimosa tree. Good call, Frank. Lovely photos.
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“Pink silk tree” is a great name for it. So is “mimosa”. Thank you, Misky, and blessings!
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