LoriT

Certainly not a weed! Clover is wonderful for replenishing nitrogen to soil, food for pollinators, makes delicious honey, and when cows eat clover in pasture, makes yummy butter and milk!!

This is a frog, right?

That's wasp, with an 'a'. ;)

This is a variety of a polyspore fungus known as Turkey Tail. They grow on old wood stumps. I had some right outside my front door for months. They are edible and highly medicinal, having strong anti-cancer properties. We are lucky to have them grow so easily around here considering the high cancer risks we have in this area. Though tough to chew, they can be eaten raw.

Looks like a mole cricket. Funny, I just learned about these yesterday while researching the terrible Jerusalem cricket of the West Coast of Calif & México. AKA the Devil's fetus, or Old Bald Man