These very tiny little white flowers were found today on the edge of my yard. They are so small I almost didn't see them. To give you an idea of the size, my lens was less than an inch from the blooms.
I have so many photos in my folder of these great old cars from a local car show. Here is one of my favorites.
After months of overcast skies the sun has returned. And with the sun came our beautiful blue sky and puffy white clouds. Maybe Spring is just around the corner.
The photo above might look familiar to some of you if you dropped by yesterday. If not you can look at the post below this one. The comments from yesterday's post had a request or two that I would like to answer. I had an invitation from Tell Me Thursday (about Wordless Wednesday) to share the story behind the photos. The photos were taken at our local aviary which has a wide variety of birds from around the world. When I arrived the first thing that caught my eye was this fellow. He was walking around with his head held high and strutting his stuff. Then he flew to the top of this perch and began to groom and pose. He put on quite a show which I did my best to capture in photos. Want to hear more stories about Wordless Wednesday posts? Visit Tell Me Thursday.
I also had a question from Strawberry Jam Anne. She asked if he had displayed his feathers.
And I am also participating in Jenny Matlock's Alphabe-Thursday. The letter this week is "F" and "F" is for Feathers. Be sure to visit Alphabe-Thursday for more of the letter "F".
Mister Peacock was really showing off.
The last leaf clinging to the branch, a reminder of days past. Soon it will be pushed aside by the buds of Spring to make way for new life.
Mister Robin is telling everyone he sees.
Spread the word!
The sun is shining and it's time to join our friends at SkyWatch Friday.
Reaching into my archives again for something sunny. This is one of my first bee photos from this past Spring. She is checking out the new blooms on my raspberry bushes and I fell in love with her lacy wings.
Love is the expansion of two natures in such fashion that each include the other, each is enriched by the other.
An October afternoon, in the days when there was sun.
For those too young to remember the Austin Healey Sprite click HERE.
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