One Word Sunday: Red or Read
Cee’s Flower of the Day
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Red zinnias make themselves known. Their pop of color rises above all the others…

Even when photobombed by an adventurous butterfly…

One Word Sunday: Red or Read
Cee’s Flower of the Day
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Red zinnias make themselves known. Their pop of color rises above all the others…
Even when photobombed by an adventurous butterfly…
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: White or cream colors
Cee’s Flower of the Day
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It isn’t often that white flowers get their deserved attention, so I am taking advantage of this challenge opportunity.
I am also grateful to focus on white (tinged with pink…) flowers rather than life and world events. Just not up to that at the moment.
Thank you Cee!
White tulips took center stage a few years ago in a Mother’s Day bouquet.
They also outlasted their yellow counterparts!
While walking along the sidewalk at Hampton Beach a few months ago, I noticed the sun (always the sun) highlighting a perhaps often overlooked narrow strip of a garden. Including a seemingly oversized leaf in the midst of a lovely flower display.
It needed a sign:
It’s not just about the sand and the surf people! Please look down here!
The only way to show proper respect for these beauties of nature was to fill the frame, sun and all.
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Cee’s Flower of the Day (maybe someone can identify this plant!)
BeckyB’s October Squares: Kind
Cee’s Flower of the Day
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I was pleasantly surprised to discover a pair of daisies still blooming…despite recent cool temperatures. An older daisy intertwined with its younger counterpart…kindly sharing the sunshine on a beautiful fall day.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Pink and Yellow
Cee’s Flower of the Day
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Now that Autumn is in full swing, pink and yellow don’t bloom from nearby neighborhood gardens anymore. However, during one of my many walks this summer, I thoroughly enjoyed the sight of these pink and yellow flowers.
Their name escapes me (or was never there to begin with…).
So I’ll just call these the Fun Flowers of the Day. 🙂 Unless someone can fill me in.
Happy Thursday everyone! Hang in there. Here’s hoping that the next time these flowers are in bloom, life will be back to the “normal” we used to know.
Yesterday I visited a local apple, peach and lots of other fruit orchard. It also featured a socially distant Harvest Festival of sorts. By the time we arrived, however, it was late afternoon – which for me – is perfect camera time.
Behind the buildings selling fruits, local vegetables and their specialty – apple cider donuts – was a huge field of sunflowers. It looked like a convention of yellow…everyone slouching and trying to pay attention.
The sunflowers struggled to lift their faces to the sun. Their drooping leaves and browning petals evidence of the area’s severe drought.
However, as with anything…there are always exceptions…and I did discover a sunflower rising a bit above the rest. Its face backlit and lifted.
I like to think it was posing.
I discovered these sweet little wildflowers yesterday on a walk along the local river. The chain link fence always provides an interesting backdrop to flower escapees as I like to call them. Flowers and vines and such that Will Not Be Contained.
Mmm. Maybe too much projection going on, but I call it as I see it.
My husband, aka the sometimes expert in residence, (whose father’s business was hunting, collecting and selling wildflowers worldwide) declared I think Dad called these flowers “Butter and Eggs.”
Really?? said I.
Google concurred.
And they do kind of look the part, don’t they?
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These lace flowers lined the path during a recent weekend walk in the woods…leaning in…as if pleading: Here I am! Take my picture!
So I did.
I am always amazed by nature’s intricate handiwork.
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citysonnet colors and letters: Start with the letter L
BeckyB July Squares: Perspectives