DAYS IN MY GARDEN 



of a lichened oak, its beauty invisible in its perfect 

 mimicry of the coloured ground-work of grey and 

 green moss-covered bark whereon it rested. 



Who taught this floating gem of life to steal the 

 pattern of its mottled coat, and to seek a protecting 

 spot of safety, selecting its host among all other 

 trees around? Instinct? . . . Truly, some words 

 should be writ in large letters, for they have large 

 gaps to fill ! 



BEETLES (TIMAHCHA TENEBRIOOSA) 



LIFE SIZE 



100 



