dewy nets
The other morning on our walk, I noticed a strange white in the red-brown bushes in the meadow by Agimak Creek.
On closer inspection, I found dewy webs that looked like hammocks.
It was amazing to see all the shades of red, orange and brown that would soon be hidden by new green leaves.
Like this:
first flowers
Leatherleaf appears as first forest flowers of spring in my backyard! These delicate little blossoms are very similar in shape to blueberry blossoms. They differ in their arrangement on the branch, however, strung like patio lights.
Like this:
baby green
You know that colour I mean; that fresh bright green of spring when trees come alive again…love that colour!!
Like this:
backlit daffodil boquet
Happy Mother’s Day!
I am so blessed to have a precious mother and mother-in-law. These two women are fantastic role models; wives of 55 and 56 years, respectively. I’m so glad they are in my life and in the lives of my children and grandchildren!
And I am also SO thankful for my very special daughters and daughter-in-law that are loving mothers (and aunt) to my beautiful grandchildren. To Krista and Caralyn and Jo, I send my love.
Daffodils in my garden backlit by the setting sun.
Like this:
rippled reflection
Ah, such a beautiful sunset reflecting on the surface of Agimak Lake…
Oh, no! Something has disturbed the water!
Panning slightly to the left…Lindor!!
Okay. Let’s play.
blue skies ahead
Just a few more shots from that spectacular misty morning. These are taken from the outlet of Agimak Lake. What a morning!
