My first visit to Quarryhill Botanical Garden, in Glen Ellen, a 25-acre botanical garden of mature, flowering plants from Asia. In the middle of the garden is a beautiful pond and waterfall, remnants of what had originally been an old quarry site (hence the name.)
Warbling vireo, Quarryhill Botanical Garden, Glen Ellen
Warbling vireo, another view
Warbling vireo with what looks like a small bee.
Great large lillies throughout the garden
Female goldfinch, Quarryhill
Male Anna's hummer, Quarryhill
Another small Anna's hummer perched over the honeysuckle vines.
Endangered plant from northeast asia (rosa rugosa)
Pacific slope flycatcher in the garden
 Summer flower in bloom |  The Pacific Slope flycatcher, another view |
A small group of wild turkeys drifted silently through the thick asian shrubbery.
A flowering tree in the garden
This waterfall above the pond.
Bullfrogs in the small still water area above the waterfall.