Mid June here sees the pure white fluff/fuzz gently drifting down from the poplar/cottonwood trees like snowflakes.
It always amazes me that it collects in drifts – also like snow.
June “Snow”
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21 responses to “June “Snow””
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Some folks are very allergic to it. Thankfully, I’m not, Carole!
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What interesting little clumps of fluff! The cottonwood tree fluff in my area tends to get blown into clumps, but they accumulate next to a fence or other structure. It’s interesting that the drifts in your photo aren’t more concentrated next to the building. Happy to read it wasn’t real snow!
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I was very happy that it wasn’t real snow too, Lenore! Nature keeps us interested for sure!
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That it does, Mary and in June, I’m so happy it’s not!
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Usually, we see the end of winter snow in March, Charla and the first winter snowfall can come as early as October. It’s quite unpredictable from year to year.
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Radically Retired 
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