


Farming an acre in the Upper Wolf Island Creek subwatershed in the Roanoke River basin.
After the first confrontation the lavender and pearl mated pair is reunited (guineas tend to mate for life)
The pearl guinea was removed later that night. He resides outside of the pen, and to this day remains separated from his mate. Perhaps one day they will be reunited.
Given to the garden by a friend, who may have found it growing on the homestead she moved into within the past decade.
…and one in October. Note all butterflies were spotted alighting on anise hyssop (Agastache foeniculum), which I shall hereafter refer to as the super-nectary.
Some points for consideration: