…autumn trios
As the flowers die off they leave behind their seed heads for next year’s crop.
If you have any trios to share please copy my link and paste it into your post. When I get the pingback (after I return from the cottage) I’ll be sure to check it out. Have fun!
….Macro Monday, Oct. 23
…lots of activity in the garden and the seeds are forming for next year
….busy day today
The lawn bowling club is prepping the grass for next season and the chairs and carpets were stacked and rolled up and put into storage for the winter. On my way back to the car I noticed that the wildflowers and were throwing off their fluffy seed heads and the bees were busy collecting the last bits of nectar.
….I love textures almost as much as macro photography
Not surprising that many of these photos are macro shots.
….March still holds wonderful dried leaves, seed heads, lichen and berries
Autumn is the best time of year to find interesting textures in nature and gardens. The textures range from brittle leaves to spiky seed heads to velvety lamb’s ear.
…. my long weekend was extra long and I didn’t get back to the city until yesterday
All my macros this week are from the island where my cottage resides.
….right now we’re going through a bit of a heat wave
On one of my walks this week I noticed that there were signs all over the place that autumn is not too far off. Usually cooler nights cause the colours to start changing but right now the nights are pretty warm but earlier this summer that wasn’t the case. Anyway the sumac is starting to change, the berries are starting to ripen and the apples are turning red.
Mama Cormier 