as the sun began to set last night
a parting in the clouds
and sunlight kissed the top of the mountain
I have been studying our forest mushrooms
and tossed some old ones into my bushes
this young deer found them delightful
the other day I walked among golden giants
spied treasures on the forest floor
hiked along a creek
seemed we were in a fairytale
full of lichen, moss and fungi
through an opening in the trees
we saw winter kissing autumn
perhaps one of the tiniest mushrooms i have ever seen
strong enough to hold a raindrop
a week or more ago
autumn snow cloaked our world
for a few hours
now we are back to rain
and
golden forests galore
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The autumn is already imposed and is the sovereign of the fields. It makes them golden to us and dyes of beautiful colors and some persons, can exhibit it to us very well, as you does it.
ReplyDeleteHave a good one, Tammie.
Tomás.
hello Tomás,
DeleteYes, autumn is in full swing here. Some trees are past their colors and some still unfolding in their colorful beauty. The tamaracks seem to be at their height of delight.
Thank you for your message and visit.
Your fall colours are glorious! I hadn't known until a few years ago that tamaracks do that.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many tamaracks/W.Larch here that it would be hard to miss that they change colors.
DeleteBefore I lived here, I had no idea about the cycles of a larch. So I do understand.
I like seeing your fall progressing. That photo of the tiniest mushroom holding a raindrop is unbelievable. Such beauty aroud us. I'm seeing moose every day now. A lot bigger than your mushrooms!
ReplyDeleteThank you for enjoying the tiniest mushroom. They were so small that I had no idea of the raindrop, truly it is more like mist.
DeleteSo amazing that you are seeing daily moose Barb!!!! special.
Love all those golden trees!
ReplyDeleteyour photographs are so beautiful. i love seeing what you see in your surrounding environment.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for enjoying what I share Sue!
DeleteI love the scenery you have up there! The water drop is very special!
ReplyDeletethank you for enjoying that teeny tiny water drop.
DeleteWow. I loved "winter kissing autumn". This time of year is such a dance between the warm beloved autumn days and winter creeping in. Those mushrooms are incredible! What a find.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are breathtaking! The tiniest mushroom is lovely. So Glad that we are living on the same planet!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend to you,Tammie!
"Winter kissing autumn"... wonderful! I have a soft spot for the tiniest mushroom strong enough to hold a raindrop! All wonderful images of your changing scenery!
ReplyDeleteI love tamarack, simply because they are so different and especially beautiful in the fall.
ReplyDeleteAs always your photographs are stunning. You obviously have amazing scenery there, but your ability to compose the pictures and spot the intricate details of nature is very good. You are making me want to return to the USA for another visit!
ReplyDeleteYour photos and commentary are mesmerizing. What a beautiful deer -- and that amazing strong wee mushroom. Your snow scene looks like a Christmas card filled with the promise of things to come. What a gloriously satisfying post.
ReplyDeleteQuerida amiga, sigo disfrutando de tu arte!
ReplyDeleteMaravilloso otoño, lleno de colores!
Un beso Tammie!
Oh what a beautiful world, you live in!!!
ReplyDeleteLate Autumn blessings,
Luna Crone
I have been enjoying some of these photos on FB. You and your camera find the best of the forest.
ReplyDeleteDear Tammie - Your autumn has really deepened. You live in such a wonderland all the seasons but especially when there is fog, critter, or mushroom, the scene looks more enchanting. Especially I like the tiny mushrooms holding a rain drop.
ReplyDeleteYoko
Yoko
WOW. Tammie Lee, your world is sensational. And one of the many things I STILL love about Blogland is that we can see other worlds we'd never see otherwise. Isn't this a fine time of year? Spring and Fall are my favorites since they are the shortest seasons that pack a lot of color and awe, delight and inspiration, and they both lead us into longer seasons of summer steady and winter patience. Thank you dear Tammie Lee for visiting my blog post!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely time,on the cusp between autumn and winter.
ReplyDeleteYour forests are awesome Tammie!
The orange mushrooms are beautiful....but the tiny ones are pure magic!
Thank you for sharing the beauty.
Happy Sunday!
Ruby
Oh, wow. What beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteKristin
What treasures you've spotted this week Tammie. I'm so pleased the little deer enjoyed your offerings. :)
ReplyDeleteTammie,
ReplyDeleteYou show us the fascinating beauty of your region,
something we will never forget...
I wish you wonderful autumn days…
https://youtu.be/QxpO_G1aovA
Your words,
your images,
glide smoothly
trough my mind
remain
in the haze
of my memory...
And somewhere
you touch me
again and again
softly…
cool and brightly ...
as sea-weed under water ...
hello Troebadoer,
DeleteSuch a lovely message. Thank you for your beautiful poem and the song as well.
Wishing you a wonderful autumn as well.
Tammie, this is so beautiful! Autumn is such a beautiful season. The photo of the mushrooms is fantastic - gorgeous colors! The dear is precious - what a wonderful shot! Thank you for sharing this abundance of beauty with us.
ReplyDeleteI hope this finds you and yours doing well. May we display your header on our new site directory? As it is now, the site title (linked back to its home page) is listed, and we think displaying the header will attract more attention. In any event, we hope you will come by and see what is going on at SiteHoundSniffs.com.
ReplyDeleteHi Jerry,
DeleteYes, you may use my header for that use. Thank you for including my blog in your list. Lovely autumn to you.
Thank you so very much for giving permission. You can see your linked header under All, Birding/Wildlife, Land/Sea/Skyscapes, Photography and the United States. If you could say something (preferably good) about SiteHoundSniffs.com here and there, I would greatly appreciate it. Alas, your friend at Beauty Flows deleted my request without even telling me, "No."
DeleteHi Jerry,
DeleteThat friend is me. Your comments do not give an email address to do this sort of correspondence privately, which I do prefer. I thought that you had been spammed and that it was an unsafe link to click on. So I did not want any of my blog friends to click on it.
Okay, I embedded the link in the begging because the search engines had not picked up the site yet. Being able to use the address bar in the new and improved browsers is great until you want to actually type in an address for a site that has not been indexed yet. I will get on displaying your headers as I can--probably sometime tonight because I have not been to bed yet (minor family emergency).
DeleteYou can see your linked header for Beauty Flows under All, Fine Arts and the United States. Thank you for understanding, and if you could say something here and there about SiteHoundsSniffs.com not being a scam, I would greatly appreciate it.
DeleteFall is well advanced here too. Pretty soon the glorious golds and reds will give way to bare branches.
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