My husband maintains a CRP Strip between an Alfalfa field and a woods that has a diverse population of both wild grasses (that some would call weeds) and wildlife. After the Queen Anne's Lace blooms, it folds up into a seed head that the Goldfinches and Orioles love to eat and feed their juveniles just learning to fend for themselves. I love to pull up a lawn chair in the evenings when the setting sun illuminates the activity in this area. If I'm lucky and quick enough, I can capture some special moments like this!