I'll start off by showing what was a stand of amber waves of grain two days prior to these photos. As I drove past I told myself I have to get a photo of this beautiful field. Well... It still looked pretty cool but I missed my chance of the wavy grains of wheat. An American Goldfinch displayed an interesting eating fashion. A small Cabbage Moth sat upon a nearby thistle. An Indigo Bunting sang from his perch. As I approached the Mill Pond, several painted turtles were out sunning themselves. As I crossed a small trail bridge I noticed a Spider weaving her Web. Then I was interrupted by a Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly. It seemed to have an interest in the shoreline of the creek.
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| Amber waves of grain... NOT... |
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| There is a Goldfinch perched in the thistles, I thought I would show it's food plot... |
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| An American Goldfinch feeds on the down side... |
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| A Cabbage Moth setting on a thistle plant... |
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| An Indigo Bunting... |
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| Painted Turtles soaking up the sun... |
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| A Spider weaving her web... |
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| A Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly... |
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| A small Snapping Turtle... |
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| Here's lookin at ya... |
4 comments:
the straw bales still make an AWESOME photo! love 'em! and that pond has got some serious duck week/algae! :)
Hi Larry...The straw field made for some wonderful photos opportunities!!
Maybe not waving, but I love all those different views!!
The Goldfinch photos are awesome, the color is stunning, and do they ever like those thistles!! : }
The Snapper is comical in his house of legs!!
Grace
Thank you for the comments on my posts!! : }
The field photos are amazing, even if the grain is no longer standing:) The Goldfinch is gorgeous, what a beautiful color!!!
They are beautiful, the turtle, swallowtail, and the rest of them, are superb.
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