Crop circles in Deltaville?

No, aliens haven't landed. It's Bubba, the wildflower fish-shaped meadow at Holly Point Nature Park, home of the Deltaville Maritime Museum.

The aerial view of the meadow above definitely shows a fish-shaped wildflower meadow with surrounding grass meadows. The wildflower meadow was planted in March, and through the spring and summer the 3.81 million seeds have taken off and colors have been ever changing. While the view from the top doesn't show off the wildflowers, it's definitely worth a walk around Bubba to appreciate the colors and the butterflies. The meadow was funded by a grant from NIScource/Columbia Gas Transmissions, and is part of the Holly Point Nature Trail being developed at the Deltaville Maritime Museum at 287 Jackson Creek Road. The trail is open during daylight hours for all to enjoy, and don't be surprised to see a few resident groundhogs enjoying their summer home in the meadow. Membership and volunteer information are available by calling (804) 776-7200 and NautiNell's at 776-9811 or by email.

Photo by Brad Sindle, Crow's Nest Photography.