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A Carolina Anole climbs a bamboo support pole, only to discover the truth.
The fava beans that we planted are really taking off and we should be able to harvest some of them before too long. Favas are extensively cultivated throughout the world, and yet here in the U.S., we rarely ever see them in stores or on the table. They are also excellent nitrogen fixers, taking up inert atmospheric nitrogen and converting it to a form suitable for both plants and microorganisms.
Surely I’m not the only one who hears “fava beans” and can’t help but think of a creepy scene from Silence of the Lambs.
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Hello, Clarice! Those Anoles are treating you rather well! Nice shot, even if Hannibal is now talking to my in my mind 🙂
I bet you look funny chasing those little anoles around the yard lol, nice shot and interesting fava bean info, never seen one
I have a nice Chianti…
Man…. and here I thought you has some super cool shot of a bean for a moment 🙂 Least I got the info!
Awesome shot today, getting some good leeezard shots.
Love the title and awesome image. You’re really rocking these little lizard shots. And yes I hear that fava beans go really well with a bottle of Chianti 🙂
Another great shot. You have these CA’s wired. Dynamite stuff.
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