as we cross the threshold of a new season
we have glimpses of summer
and autumn both
change and mysteries tend to be tangible at this time
the spots on fawns
are fading
I found a moth's cocoon
will it survive being buried under snow all winter
a mix of leaves cuddle on the pond
sunsets
after rain
offer their own special drama
here and there
a mushroom can be found
Happy New Season to you!
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Do you have a favorite image from above?
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Do you have a favorite image from above?
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(Love your images.)
Thank you so much. Yours are wonderful too!
DeleteIt's that deer peering right at you that really stands out to me. The first one, where it's on its own.
ReplyDeleteFun, it is meaningful to have eye contact with wildlife.
DeleteThese photos are just spectacular, Tammie. Hard to pick a favorite, but if I must...I love the first of the moth on the leaf. Happy fall Equinox to you! Hope you don't soon get buried under snow!
ReplyDeleteThank you Barb. I took the moth photo yesterday, on the Equinox. The moth is still there, but facing the other direction. I though it was striking on the fern.
DeleteThis time of the year is very curious, now comes the "veranillo de San Miguel", as we say here in Spain.
ReplyDeleteHave a good one, Tammie.
Tomás.
Yes, often we have Indian summer here as well. This year however it is too cold to call it that. We even have snow in the mountains, which is great for all the wildfires.
DeleteBlessings to you my dear from the opposite season :-) Wonderful photos as always!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Sarah.
DeleteYes, my favorite is the leaves in the pond!
ReplyDeleteAll of the photos are wonderful! :-)
Thank you so much. I am not sure why I asked that. But it is fun to consider.
DeleteThey are all so nice, but I will choose the fawns, and the fern.
ReplyDeleteThose are some pretty fawns and I also love the fern.
DeleteBeautifully photographed, Tammie! Maybe some of the last green photos of the season. The moth on the ferns is exquisite!
ReplyDeleteYes maybe Terry. Colors are changing. I hope we get an Indian summer, but it is not looking like we will.
DeleteI like the fern and moth too.
Happy Equinox Tammie Lee! :)))
ReplyDeleteMy favourite image, as always, is the deer...this is my totem so I relate to her very well. :)
A new season is here, but I have to say, at 36C (97F), I think summer is still trying her best to hold on!!
Wow, hard to believe you have that hot of weather still. We have been having a high around 50F.
DeleteI simply adore the beauty I find here. Every image sets my heart and mind aglow.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for enjoying Jeanie.
DeleteHello,Tammie.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the first photo. The moth and the green leaves, they were captured with your sensitive eyes.
Have a good day!
I like that one too Tomoko, thank you for letting me know.
DeleteI love the seasons intermingle and journey side by side as the transition takes place. It's the same here as balmy days remind us of summer and cool mornings and evenings tell us that autumn is really here. All lovely images of this lovely time of the year! I love the cuddling leaves in the pond!
ReplyDeleteOften our seasons intermingle more than this year. We went from 90F days to 50F days before summer was even over. It seems like colors are happening fast as well, but maybe that always happens. We are hoping for some warmer autumn weather before winter arrives. So funny to think ahead to winter when Autumn has just begun, but cold days have a way of doing that.
DeleteThank you for your kind message. The leaves are so pretty, floating and cuddling. Thank you.
Ah my favorite time of the year. I find my self missing Alaska and Montana the most at moments like this. Adjusting to being back in the South with autumn feeling such a long time coming still, it's teaching me patience.
ReplyDeleteHi Amanda,
DeleteNice of you to drop by. Autumn most certainly has begun. Even a week before summer ended it was here with 50F days. True seasons are so different from subtle seasons.
Wow, the moth's cocoon is interesting. I've never seen one before. It looks like Fall is slowing coming to your neck of the woods. Those fawns are sweet. What a sight they must be! And those mushrooms get huge!
ReplyDeleteWishing you wonderful Autumn days, Tammie Lee.
~Sheri
Hi Sherry,
DeleteMaybe you think the mushroom is huge because some plantain gets huge, the ones in my lawn are only 1-1.5 inches long. So not so large a mushroom. Just up close and personal.
Thank you so much for your message. I look forward to stopping by and seeing what you are sharing soon.
Dear Tammie - I like all the photos in this post, especially the turning-back deer, moth’s cocoon, a mix of leaves, but my favorite is the first one which is so artistic. Happy New Season to you, too!
ReplyDeleteYoko
I love all your shots, but the first one really caught my eye.
ReplyDeleteOh that's a tricky one Tammie, they are all beautiful change of season images.. like Fiona above I think the first image is really incroyable!
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