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| We're due a frost tonight, and I managed to get this shot of the last for sure rose. |
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| I always carry my camera with me when I mow grass, and I was lucky enough to capture this poor Fritillary butterfly. It really is tattered. |
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| In a neighboring town these 100's of Canada geese spend most of the day resting and later will descend on the local corn fields. |
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| I've never seen so many geese in one spot before. I also noticed some Snow geese, and a lone Merganser, but didn't get very good shots. I'll go back tomorrow, and try again if they are there. As I mentioned a frost is predicted for tonight. The Butternut squash is picked along with all the tomatoes, and all the flowers put into the garage. Hope everyone is having a good week-end. |
5 comments:
What a lot of geese in a concentrated area!
oh, the geese would be magnificent to see!!! and hear!
Yep...we had our first frost here last night...it was a light one! Thinking this may be the last time we have to mow the lawn! We get alot of geese here also. Great shots!
Lovely rose--sad to see the season be over, but every season has its beauty so "bring on Fall and Winter"!!! Love your pumpkin bouquet in your header. Have a nice week. Mickie )
That rose is beautiful! And the geese...wow!
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