Came across this lovely image by John MacDonald on Vicki Goodwin’s blog – The Page Turner. Lovely, just lovely.
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It’s oriole season around here. They show up in the spring at the feeders – especially if we have grape jelly or oranges around. They feed for a couple weeks then they leave the feeders but stay in the woods. I look forward to their splash of color each spring.
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My daffodils (or are they jonquils – I don’t know the difference!) are starting to make their way back into the world, so I thought I’d push them a long by showing them how they looked last year! Bloom babies, Bloom!
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Another wonderful nature photo from Jeffery Foltice at Photo Nature Blog.
Beside the beautiful colors in the bird, I love the pattern and colors in the water and the contrast of the very still, crisp picture of the mallard to the wavy pattern in the water. Lovely shot all around!
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Had to share this one on this lovely, fall day in Wisconsin.
My husbands garden prize!
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I like this picture for a few different reasons: it’s black and white, the calmness of it, the mystery of why this tree is in the middle of the water… to name a few.
Jason Rosewarne from Photobotos
This was taken in New Zealand
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I like this picture because of it’s almost 3D quality, it’s quite amazing. In honor of the summer solstice.
Kim Hill, compliments of Photobotos
Photo Phriday on Saturday (so sue me!)
I didn’t have a photo I wanted to share yesterday. Today I do!
Peonies on my table
Can you smell it?!
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I am sharing this photo because I have had 11 male goldfinches at our feeder this week – at one time! (and I can count only three females – what a ratio!)
From Jeffrey Foltice’s blog – photo nature blog
