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| My little point-and-shoot camera and I ventured outside this afternoon and found lots of winter color. Some of the photos aren't my best. But oh, well. Above: leadwort plumbago. Pretty! |
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| Three-lobed rudbeckia |
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| Common dandelion |
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| 'May Night' salvia |
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| Wood sorrel |
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| Fragrant sumac |
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| Chile pequin |
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| 'Amazon' dianthus |
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| Mountain mint |
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| Coral honeysuckle |
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| Green milkweed vine |
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| Turk's cap |
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| Another turk's cap fruit |
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| Fragrant mistflower |
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| Purple hearts |
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| Bees work in the winter, too! |
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| Green lichen |
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| Queen on fragrant mistflower |
1 comment:
These little pops of color are all around if we'll only stop to look. To me your photos are like a series of invitations to get outside and enjoy the shades of cooler days in our ordinarily heat and light washed spaces.
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