Wordless Wednesday: Yellow

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Wordless Wednesday: April Moon

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Wordless Wednesday: Am I Cute, Or What?

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Wordless Wednesday: Finch and Hyacinth Blooms

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Wordless Wednesday: Downy Woodpecker

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At the suet.

Wordless Wednesday: A Tail Like No Other

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Wordless Wednesday: Colors of Spring and Summer

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Can't wait!

Wordless Wednesday: In My Garden

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Finch at the birdbath

Baby cottontail rabbit

Wordless Wednesday: Spring?

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Looking forward to the greening of our maple. Spring seems very slow this year, but a few shoots are in the flower beds. This ornamental maple, picture taken in summer, has yet to show any leaf buds. Can't wait for those purple buds that open up into this vibrant green. 

Wordless Wednesday: Almost Spring in Japan

Pictures from my 2008 trip to Kyoto. 

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Wordless Wednesday: Last Rose of Summer

Wordless Wednesday:The last rose of summer has a Georgia O'Keefe feel about it.

The Last Rose of Summer

  Thomas Moore(1779–1852)

’TIS the last rose of summer   Left blooming alone; All her lovely companions   Are faded and gone; No flower of her kindred,   No rosebud is nigh, To reflect back her blushes,   To give sigh for sigh. I’ll not leave thee, thou lone one!   To pine on the stem; Since the lovely are sleeping,   Go, sleep thou with them. Thus kindly I scatter   Thy leaves o’er the bed, Where thy mates of the garden   Lie scentless and dead. So soon may I follow,   When friendships decay, And from Love’s shining circle   The gems drop away. When true hearts lie withered   And fond ones are flown, Oh! who would inhabit   This bleak world alone?

 (from Bartleby.com : Great Books on Line)

Harvey: Wordless Wednesday

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Other dogs remind
But never do replace
A central place for you,
On hearth and in mind.

Wordless Wednesday: Hawaii

Blue skies,

nothing but blue skies

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Wordless Wednesday: Spring Yellow

Not a forsythia, but blooms early spring. Double yellow flowers on long narrow green stems. Anyone recognize this?

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Wordless Wednesday: Sour Cherry Blossoms

I wasn't home to see the bees. Were there any? Will there be cherries this summer?

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Wordless Wednesday: Quince Blossom Surprise

Last year, this japonica or ornamental quince bush had three coral blooms. This year, multiple buds.

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Can't wait for spring and summer!

Wordless Wednesday: Winter White

My backyard has a bluish-grey look from the overcast sky.

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Winter berries are still on the bush,
though the leaves have now gone. They stand out in the snow.

The bush is a rockspray cotoneaster, identified for me by Jodi of Blooming Writer: Gardening in Nova Scotia. Click on the picture to enlarge it, and click on the link to visit Jodi's wonderful garden blog.