Yearning for the sunlight. Live-giving light beams down onto these beautiful leaves, and they convert it to energy they can use to create flowers and seeds. Simply perfect!
Nikon D5100 f16 1/250s Nikkor 55-300mm lens – Summer 2012
Yearning
Profiles
Cynthia (the cat) loves Bridger. She was taking this opportunity to get as much affection as she could rub off.
Friends in Profile – Summer 2012
Potato Cannon
My husband and son preparing to fire the potato cannon they built:
Leaves aglow
The red tips of this plant, reaching for the morning sun, caught my eye.
Nikon D5100 f11 1/500s 55-300mm Nikkor lens
I love the red glow from the beam of light π
I am thankful that the red glow is simply the sun’s illumination and not a glow of fire such as both Colorado and Arkansas are currently suffering!
Spread
That is what these thistles are up to, spreading their seeds far and wide. The neighbor’s ranch has many, many thistles, and they are creeping onto our little Back Forty.
Nikon D5100 f16 1/250s 55-300mm lens
Still, they make for pretty pictures.
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Perky little purple flower pops its head up to say, “Good Morning, World!”
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Cheerful little flower – Summer 2012
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All is good π
Sunrise Reveals Treasure
In the early hours of the day, the sun picks out some of its favorite treasures.
Glowing Treasure Trove – Summer 2012
They glow so brightly against the deep shadows of the woods and pond behind.
Soaking in the early morning sunshine always starts my day with a warm glow. There’s no better mood pick-me-up than the sunlight, for me π
Competition…
Lest you think humans are the only threat to these fish, let me show you a photo I took the other morning.
Fishing in the Early Morning – 2012
These raccoons are smart, choosing to fish in the cool hours of the day. This one was after one more snack before heading off to bed.
The Catch!
What was on the line?
A Small Bluegill – Summer 2012
A nice little fish. Probably a little bewildered. But it was his lucky night; Bridger didn’t feel like cleaning and cooking any fish for dinner this evening, so the fish was released back into the pond.
Strike!
Not as in “Strike out,” but a fish just struck the bait!
Yes, a fish took the bait! – Summer 2012
Now to reel it in. Buttercup would like to help, but she has been told to stay on the bank.
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