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Radiant coneflowers

A bumble bee visits a coneflower, part of a cluster gracing Winter Street. Coneflowers (echinacea) are perennial wildflowers attractive to bees. They providing rich nectar and pollen across long summer bloom periods. Their hollow stems are used for winter nesting. Photo by Emily Szczypek.
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Szczypek got the interest in photography from her dad and in nature from her mom. She chronicles nature, family, events, sometimes meaningful sometimes random. She has lived in Waltham for 29 years. “I love visiting the countryside but love living right in the city,” she says. “I love having a choice where I can walk, bicycle or drive to the supermarket and other places if so desired.” She serves as a steward for the Waltham Land Trust.

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