….thanks to Squirrel Chase for hosting Whatsoever is Lovely https://www.thesquirrelchase.com/2022/06/19/whatsoever-is-lovely-2022-week-24/
Travelling to Peterborough for our grandson’s graduation and waking up to this lovely sight the next morning is whatsoever lovely for me.
….thanks to GC and Sue W for hosting Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge https://weeklyprompts.com/2022/06/22/weekly-prompts-wednesday-challenge-carts/
Two very different carts. One for pushing twins around and the other for hauling bottles.
….thanks to Sami from Colourful World for hosting Monday Murals
Walking down another alleyway this evening I discovered a few more murals. I also came across two interesting painted rocks.
…thanks to Sue W. for hosting the Weekend Challenge MMihttps://weeklyprompts.com/2022/06/18/weekly-prompts-weekend-challenge-middle/
Closing in on the middle of flowers can sometimes be tricky. If the wind is blowing the petals move about. Some flowers are so dense that the middle is never revealed until the petals start to fall. Tulips centres are dramatic and reveal themselves soon after the flower has opened.
….Sunday, June 19, 2022
….thanks to Jez for hosting A Fan of…..https://jezbraithwaite.blog/2022/06/13/speugies-fan-of-160/
I always feel blessed when I get to see baby birds, goslings and ducklings. They grow up so quickly and they usually go through an ugly duckling stage. The ducklings that I saw along Meade Creek in Peterborough were not quite at the ‘ugly’ stage but they were no longer the cute fuzzy babies that they once were.
I was surprised how close the mother let me go up to her brood. The geese on the other hand were much more protective and cut me off when I tried to get closer.
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….close-ups of feathers for June 13, 2022
Mama Cormier 