Showing posts with label autumn equinox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn equinox. Show all posts

9.22.2017

Happy Equinox to You


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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9.21.2016

Lovely Equinox to you, Autumnal or Vernal

: yesterday


: in town, trees at all stages are donning new colors
 
: Kokanee Salmon are spawning


: sunsets hold sacred light


: the river is lined with gold and green


: high mountain roads free of snow, still beckon 

: forest plants share their autumn colors

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wishing you all 
a rich Equinox!
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9.21.2012

Autumn Equinox


like a sweet lingering kiss
two seasons
Summer and Autumn have been dancing


mingling
celebrating


communicating


like a season within themselves
perhaps we could call it "Sum-umn"
fun


 two seasons summoning a new season

Autumn is here and colors abound


rainbows


lake stones


a few 

alpine flowers still flourish


critters still mating


a time of harvest and celebrating
gone to seed

magical light


beautiful sunsets

i wish one and all a lovely change of season


Happy Equinox
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9.21.2010

Autumn Equinox


spirit of the wild surrounds me
held in a clouds embrace


howling wind
lifts and blows
revealing vast horizons
valleys mountains
forests turning golden
fog clouds rain hail
wind the paint brush
spirit of the wild
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on the threshold of Autumn
weather changes every moment
colors dance as leaves take flight
it is a lively and wild time

wishing you a lovely Autumn
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in my last post I offered 3 greeting cards from my Spirithelpers 
website to the person who could tell me what the tiny red 
fungi were. 

Cobi from Paddestoelengek guessed:
I think they are Scutellina scutellata.
I think that is what they are too, thanks to the help from my 
fungi teacher, Larry Evans, from Fungal Jungle.


Congratulations Cobi!
I thank everyone for joining in the fun and guessing!
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