Date: May 24th, 2014 | Comments : none | Categories: Animals, Birds, Garden, Oregon, Smile, Spring, USA.

One of the remaining 200 chickens Alain raised in our shed

 

Date: May 20th, 2014 | Comments : none | Categories: Flowers, Garden, Oregon, pink, Seasonal, Summer, USA.

Rose, Hillsboro, OR

 

Date: May 12th, 2014 | Comments : none | Categories: blue, Flowers, Garden, Oregon, purple, red, Seasonal, Summer.

Lavendar Potentilla Lithodora Hello Color!!!

 

Date: April 11th, 2014 | Comments : none | Categories: flowering trees, Flowers, Garden, Oregon, pink, Seasonal, Spring, Trees, USA.

Plum Blossoms, Hillsboro OR

 

Date: April 9th, 2014 | Comments : none | Categories: City Streets, Design, Flowers, Garden, Green, Smile, Spring, Texas, Travel, Travel USA.

Garden interest, Historic Oakville TX

 

Date: March 23rd, 2014 | Comments : none | Categories: Birds, Flowers, Garden, golden light, Oregon, Seasonal, Silhouettes, Smile, Spring.

Chicky in the sun

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Chicks' first outdoor experience  Chicks' first outdoor experience  Chicks' first outdoor experience

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Chicks' first outdoor experience Chicks' first outdoor experience

 

Date: March 20th, 2014 | Comments : none | Categories: flowering trees, Flowers, Garden, Oregon, Seasonal, Spring, Storms, Trees, USA, white.

Apple blossoms, Spring storm, Hillsboro, OR

 

Date: January 31st, 2014 | Comments : none | Categories: BC, Canada, Flowers, Garden, Seasonal, Spring, Vancouver Island, white.

Snowdrops, North Saanich BC

 

Date: January 29th, 2014 | Comments : none | Categories: BC, Canada, Flowers, Garden, golden light, Vancouver Island, winter.

North Saanich, BC, Hydrangea remnants

 

Date: September 8th, 2013 | Comments : none | Categories: Autumn, food, Fruit, Garden, Insects, Leaves, Oregon, Seasonal, Trees, USA, yellow.

Bees, wasps and hornets love the fruit dropping from our neighbor's treesBees, wasps and hornets love the fruit dropping from our neighbor’s trees. With plums, apples and cherries, our yard is a virtual fruit salad!

 

Date: September 7th, 2013 | Comments : none | Categories: Garden, Green, Landscape, Oregon, Smile, Travel USA.

West coast playgroundWest coast playground, on the way to Astoria, OR

 

Date: September 1st, 2013 | Comments : none | Categories: Design, food, Fruit, Garden, heart shapes, red, Seasonal, Summer.

Rhubarb (from our garden) Pie Rhubarb heart-tartsRhubarb-from-our-garden pie and tarts

 

Date: August 11th, 2013 | Comments : none | Categories: Garden, Insects, Oregon, Unusual Interest.

Spider Ball: appears to be 3 large, two medium spiders, and a few tiny white hatchlingsSometimes subjects are so intriguing, I feel effectively spellbound. “Cringe” cannot quite describe the lingering feelings of regret and anguish over losing touch with the reality of holding a $1500 dollar camera while taking this photo! My EOS50D smashed to the cement sidewalk while trying photograph this unusual spider-ball. I cringe just thinking about it — the camera incident though, even more than the creepy spider-ball phenomenon. Thankfully everything appears to be in working order, except the lens.

 

 

Date: August 3rd, 2013 | Comments : none | Categories: Design, Flowers, Garden, Oregon, purple, Seasonal, Summer, USA.

Blue Hydrangea, Hillsboro, OR

 

Date: August 3rd, 2013 | Comments : none | Categories: abstract, Animals, Birds, Design, Elements, Garden, Insects, Moths and Butterflies, Oregon, Series, Trees, Unusual Interest, USA.

Sweetgum Log, rotting center produced these shapes Sweetgum tree log, shapes produced by central rot Sweetgum tree log, shapes produced by central rot

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Sweetgum tree log, shapes produced by central rot Sweetgum tree log, shapes produced by central rot Sweetgum tree log, shapes produced by central rot

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Earlier this year, just before the leaves came out on the eighty foot high Sweetgum tree in our yard, my husband cut it down. Any doubts we may have had about removing it as an ornamental disappeared when we saw how easily the branches snapped, and how the tree was starting to rot from the inside out. Setting the logs aside as I helped to lower them, I noticed these shapes produced by the dying core.

 


 

 
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