walking in the forest
(i had never seen a delphinium in the above colors)
tiny, unripe huckleberry
and so it begins.....
fruit
large beaver enjoys a swim
who will this spiral become?
rains dress our world in gems and light
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Hello Tammie, that was a lovely walk! I have never seen a wild delphinium. The ones we have in the garden are quite different. I love the last shot, it looks like liquid gold!
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Lovely, wish we still had beavers here. Love the curled up caterpillar.
ReplyDeleteprecious moments in nature - fixed in your touching and very poetic images. Thanks for this, dear Tammie.
ReplyDeleteI send you my very best wishes,
isabella
Tammie, what a charming little path and delightful photos. Thank you for taking us along on the lovely stroll.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is amazing, Tammie.
ReplyDeleteAlways such intimate photos -- that delicate flower, the inviting path, and Mr. Beaver at work.
I picked huckleberries yesterday.
Thanks for sharing.
You live in the Kingdom of Beauty, Tammie! I looked at all the posts I've missed and now my eyes are "full of" images, so thrilling and inspiring: the splendid Rocky Mountains, the bear family on the tree branches, the gorgeous butterfly, the beargrass - so tender ...
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing with such enthusiasm those lovely moments of the nature around you!:)
Wonderful ...
ReplyDeleteThese photos inspire me ...
Every detail is a gem ...
Beautiful ...
A kiss.
Espectaculares todas las fotos, muy bella serie!!
ReplyDeleteAbrazos.
I looked at that last picture for awhile - so lovely!
ReplyDeleteTammie, your nature posts are always a delight to see.
ReplyDeleteLovely to see delphiniums in the wild and busy beavers swimming, raindrops turned to citrines and everything so lush and green.
Gorgeous photos as always, Tammie. I'm fascinated by the delphinium! I've never seen color like that; can't figure out what species it might be!
ReplyDeleteNature is so filled with energy at this time of year.How exciting to meet such a variety of wildlife while out walking.
ReplyDeleteLove your Summer Solstice landscapes too!
Ruby
Beautiful shots. The rain gems photo is a stunner!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, I love it!
ReplyDeleteMore macro magic Tammie. I'd love to see that butterfly when it emerges, it'll be a beauty.
ReplyDeleteGreat to get a beaver shot, I found out in Canada what shy creatures they were.
Each photo a gift, Tammie. You've photographed the beginning of summer!
ReplyDeleteHa Tammie heerlijk jou zomerse foto,s
ReplyDeletede bloem in schilderachtige kleuren.
Het wandelpad.. net niet kunnen zien waar heen zo mooi.
Mooie woorden.....
regens kleden onze wereld in edelstenen en licht.
Dit ga ik niet vergeten
wij hebben hier veel regen.
een zonne groetje
Christiene
Such beauty in your captures. What a delicate delphinium in that first shot and the inviting path in the forest. I would love to see the butterfly that the curled up caterpillar will become! Beautiful glistening raindrops in a golden light! So lovely to share all of this with you through your photography!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. I love walking in the mountains and the forests in the summer.
ReplyDeleteLove that beaver shot! May s/he and kin thrive!
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting and commenting on my blog. I have so enjoyed looking through your blog here and your etsy shops. Your photography is exceptional! So many photos that I love...the snowflakes, the river/lake rocks, lake shots, on and on. Great work! And you are very good at drawing faces...something I am just beginning to learn. I wish you the best with all your art. Peace to your heart,Sara
ReplyDeleteI love your walks....and I imagine it is so very quiet....
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So beautiful ~ all of it!
ReplyDeleteBut that delphinium ~ exquisite!
As always, thanks for sharing the beauty of your world and your heart with us.
As summer comes in by you, so winter has crept in here and I already long for the colors of spring.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are so beautiful. I love the rain drops the most. They all touch my heart. I hold them like found treasure.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of the rain dressing the forest with jewels. These are so beautiful, Tammie.
ReplyDeleteSuch breathtaking scenery and wildlife Tammie. I've been enjoying your photography very much and the progress of the Hummingbirds, so inspiring and magical xxx
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