Honey Creek Woodlands - Natural Burial Preserve Located in Conyers, Georgia
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Perithemis tenera (eastern amberwing)
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Conceptual Master Plan - Honey Creek Woodlands Conservation Burial Grounds

Conceptual Master Plan - Honey Creek Woodlands Conservation Burial Grounds
 
The flyway for the sandhill crane migration passes over the monastery. This is shot from the steward's lodge in 2008
L. cyanea (spangled skimmer)
Harry wanted to be buried in the more open area with the liatris and butterflies.
While it becomes a large tree, the wild cherry has a pretty flower, and is valuable for wildlife. The fruit is not very tasty but makes fairly good jelly. It is in the Prunus genus withdomesstic cherries, plumbs, apricots and almonds. The family is Rosaceae, and inlcudes roses, blackberries, service berries, apples and pears. The order, Rosales includes elms and figs (inlcuding the sacred bo tree of India).
Crossing with wetland near Honey Creek
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