Alcea, 6.7.18
Goodnight Flower
Month: March 2023
Goodnight Flower
Tulip Fire, 3.15.16
Sometimes it takes me years!
On March 12, 2019, I posted two images of an unidentified plant.
Today, March 14, 2023, I finally figured it out (thank you, Google Images!). It only took me four years. Heh.
Not a Fan of Ants
… and yet here I am, posting a photo of one. Go figure!
I continue load images into Lightroom after doing something that caused them all to have to reload. I’m not sure what I did, but there you go … it’s taking a lot of time, but as they load I do get to revisit places I’ve visited, and photos I took. Including this one. The ant gives you an idea of the size of these small catmint flowers.
Wishing all who are in California a SAFE day, as we deal with yet more weather. I just may stay inside the whole day. Could even clean the house.
Miracles ARE possible, after all.
Catmint or Antmint? 6.13.18
Goodnight Flower
Grayia spinosa with Water Drops, 4.2.14
Goodnight Flower
Nigella damascena (I), 6.4.14
Good Sunday Morning
White Camellia (III), 2.9.22
Goodnight Flower
Red Anemone, 3.3.15
Goodnight Flower
Magnolia, 6.6.13
Another Rainy Day
I have always loved rain. I’m grateful for it as well: having been through a number of droughts I suppose I’m doubly grateful! And when it rains what better thing to do than go over past years of photos, right?
Okay, I could be cleaning the house, which is so needed. I could be practicing (also so needed). But still these photos just call out to me.
I was surprised to go over 2014 and find some little treasures. I think this is one of them. Odds are I will crop this a wee bit: the flower on the bottom right is trouble me. But for now here is the image in its entirety.
Pink Tulip Patch, 3.21.14
