Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts
Friday, September 22, 2017
Late Summer Meadow Walk
I had a Friday off and took my lunch up to a favorite Happy Heart spot. It could have been a sunnier day but the color that was out there was still amazing. It is a steep climb up to this plateau and then there are benches and picnic tables to have a meal at. I did both some reading and some knitting while hanging out there.
Labels:
fingerlakes,
Flowers,
Nature,
Summer,
Walking
Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Pond Time
| Etta |
| Betty |
Our little Pond is 2 years old. This year we have had these 2 frogs here on a regular basis but last year we had 7 frogs int eh Pond. We have a lot of string Algae this year which is yucky but caused by decomposing organic matter. Finally we have a lily pad and have had 2 blooms so far they only seem to last a couple of days. They are incredibly beautiful though.,
Sunday, July 31, 2016
Cone Flowers
My very favorite Garden Flower, all shapes sizes and colors and the butterfly's love them. Additionally the Deer do not love them, a win win in my book.
Monday, July 11, 2016
Summer Fun
| Breakfast in teh garden |
| swinging on a hot summer afternoon or clear starry night |
| Summer afternoon - two of the best words in the English language |
| Family of Yellow shafted Northren Flickers in the tree hole |
| Broad bean Harvester- 6 of them rolling by |
| new Adirondack chairs for by the pond and painted green! |
| Edna taking it all in before she takes a nap. |
Sunday, May 15, 2016
Wild FBloodroot in the Sun!lower walk spring 2016- Auburn TrailSkunk
| Bloodroot |
| Trout Lily |
| Blood root in the sun ! |
| Black Cohash |
| Skunk Cabbage |
| May Apple / Umbrella Plant |
| White Violets |
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Saturday, February 6, 2016
In the Garden February 2016
It appears that it is yet another Gray day here in Western New York. THe days the sun actually shines and shows itself are few and far between. Never the less nature and we people carry onward. This week we had some very mild days of 50/60 degrees F and now we are back to freezing temps and ice on the pond and in the bird bathes. They say next week that winter will return with sub zero wind chills and lake affect snow . . . . all this spring like weather has just been a tease.
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