we call them Yellow Bells
they grow in prairie land
I live in the forest and mountains
so it is always a journey to see them
some have red rings around them
some do not
on my way to look for flowers
I stopped in a forest
and found this beautiful rock
I am told that copper makes these color
I have been exploring the tiny world of lichen and moss
often raindrops are involved
I noticed that teeny tiny moss had little egg shaped capsules
a new sighting:
a closer glimpse:
our amazing planet
endless intriguing life to explore
enjoy
respect
and
learn from
~
Happy Earth Day!
(everyday)
~
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Thank you for the moments of joy that I enjoy seeing your entertaining photos.
ReplyDeleteHave a good one, Tammie !
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Thank you for enjoying Tomรกs!
DeleteGreat photos to share for Earth Day tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty, Such magic. And a happy Earth Day to you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images, especially your last one!
ReplyDeletemagnifique regard sur les mousses! biz
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth Day, Tammie. Wonderful glimpses of your beautiful world with all those little charming details. I love that turquoise coloured rock (thanks to the presence of copper) and those sweet Yellow Bells!
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth Day Tammie and thank you so much for this gorgeous walk with you.
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Wonderful series celebrating Spring!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend
Crissi
Beautiful photos of the tiny part of the earth.
ReplyDeleteAnd to you, Tammie. I'm glad you shared your turquoise rock again and all those wonderful mosses and flowers!
ReplyDeleteDear Tammie - I love all your findings. To me, Yellow Bell looks like symbol of peace, love, and a guardian of ecosystem. Egg-shaped capsule of moss is quite new to me. What with raindrops more beautiful than jewels and with the color made by coper, this world is filled with wonders. Thanks for sharing.
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The spore capsules are new to me too Yoko. I love finding new things. Thank you for taking to heart each image.
Deletenature is beautiful, that's what I get from your photos and these are beautiful, I like the yellow bells, they remind me of sunflowers.
ReplyDeletehave a lovely day.
You not only capture the beauty of nature but the SPIRIT of it also sho rd through your photos ๐ Happy EARTH DAY ๐๐๐๐❤❣
ReplyDeleteAhhhhh, that is such a lovely compliment Carol.
DeleteI don't think it's possible to pause by these flowers, these rocks, these amazing mountains, and not be blessed by your awakening vision. Thanks so much for sharing your discoveries with us -- happy earth day, Tammie!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for enjoying them Anno.
DeleteYou captured those Yellow Bells very nicely, Tammie. Isn't it great to see them again!
ReplyDeleteYes, so nice to see them again. Thank you.
DeleteI have gotten behind responding.
ReplyDeleteSo to EACH of you, I thank you for your lovely and heartfelt messages!
Wow - what magical shots!
ReplyDeleteHello dear Tammie,
ReplyDeleteSorry I don't comment on your lovely blog as often as I would wish, but I travel a lot, it keeps my mind nicely busy.
This post is real marvel but so is most of what you show us :)
This planet is indeed truly amazing and let's hope humans won't destroy it completely...
Your photos are magnificently presented: beautifully framed and built.
Warm hugs and take care :)
All so beautiful Tammie ...the macro shots are especially intriguing...you really slowed down and found the hidden beauty under your feet ... I love that! So many people are in such a hurry they miss all the beauty. The prairie yellow bell is great too... worth the journey...thanks for sharing all!
ReplyDeleteSuch magnificent images..gorgeous yellow flowers..and I too deeply love moss and lichen..these are some brilliant shots..magical indeed! always a joy visiting your world of nature and soulfulness!!
ReplyDeleteHUgs nature-kindred
Victoria
Stunning shots! I added your Etsy shop to my favorites.
ReplyDeleteThe mosses and lichens are amazingly beautiful, as are your images.
ReplyDeleteMini landscapes and forests!
Thank you Tammie,
Ruby
Wonderful photos! Such a beautiful stone! And I also love the lichen and drops!
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