Monday, June 21, 2010

I'm Still Here!

I know, it's been awhile, 2 weeks, give or take, since I have posted. I've been really busy with the yard, and I haven't seen much lately. But I do have a few to share that has happened over the past couple of weeks:

A doe changing it's winter coat from shabby to chick!



A milkweed flowerball full of creatures!



Blue Grosbeak. Extremely rare! A lifer!



A Northern Mockingbird. Extremely elusive around these parts, so snapping a picture was a thrill!

11 comments:

  1. Great shots! I love that Blue Grosbeak. He's gorgeous.

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  2. Wonderful post! Terrific photos of beautiful creatures.

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  3. As usual beautiful pics.

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  4. That's a nice return and I love the blue grossbeak! Beautiful psot and welcome back ;-)

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  5. Wow.These were worth waiting for. I love that milkweed restaurant. :)
    And a Blue Grosbeak would send me into a tizzy,or something like that.Beautiful.
    BLessings,Ruth

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  6. I was beginning to wonder if you were still here, I thought maybe you were on vacation and would be coming back with a full hard drive.

    I have never seen the grosbeak in person, great capture. Don't make us wait as long for more photos.

    Oh! and when you get your lawn work done I could use some help here.

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  7. That's a VERY busy milkweed flower!!

    Great pics, as always

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  8. That milkweed flower should be renamed the Milkweed Saloon...a very popular place - lol! Loved that Blue Grosbeak!

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  9. I love the light on the doe's face.. She looks like she is thinking about something.. probably wondering what you were up to. A blue grosbeak would be heaven if I saw one. Isn't yard work a killer? I have grown to hate it. The results are great though.

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  10. Glad to see you're back and the warm colors in the doe image are colors to die for!

    I've been taking a break of sorts from blogging also particulary the commenting. There is just so much to do now that long days and warm temp are here.

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