There has been an abundance of Queen Anne’s Lace in fields and grasslands this summer, like the this photo from a couple weeks ago at Stratford Point. Is the generally dry and warmer than usual season to blame? A moderate drought is taking hold in coastal Connecticut with conditions starting to get serious. The green below is gone and it’s already a brown and wilting beginning to this meteorological autumn. Rain as soon as possible, please, and lots of it!
