Hawk Feather
December 30, 2020 § 6 Comments
Hawk Feather © Lynn Wiles 2020
A red tailed hawk feather macro.
Birthday Girl
December 27, 2020 § 8 Comments
Birthday Girl © Lynn Wiles 2020
Today is my Matilda’s third birthday aka Who ate the gingerbread man?
Christmas 2020
December 25, 2020 § 7 Comments
Christmas 2020 © Lynn Wiles 2020
The great melting is happening outside. This image reminds me that solitude can be beautiful.
My annual Christmas Eve party, with family and friends, (held on zoom) was very nice.
Wishing everyone a peaceful, safe, holiday time.
A Little Melting
December 20, 2020 § 6 Comments
A Little Melting © Lynn Wiles 2020
A white picket fence, with white snow starting to melt, in a black and white world.
Stuck
December 19, 2020 § 2 Comments
Stuck © Lynn Wiles 2020
It’s been so cold that the snow hasn’t melted off the door or even the outside light. Meanwhile, the snow plow got stuck on Thursday and no one has come back to plow or treat my street. Like the snow on the door, I am stuck.
Discovery
December 17, 2020 § 2 Comments
Discovery © Lynn Wiles 2020
We had a very mild winter last year, so imagine my surprise discovering that my very long legged dog was afraid of the foot of snow that fell last night.
Wet Indigo
December 14, 2020 § Leave a comment
Wet Indigo © Lynn Wiles 2020
My Baptisia (false indigo) leaves after the rain. The blue flowers are now long gone, but it is interesting how the leaves turn a bluish gray.
Blooming Escargot
December 11, 2020 § Leave a comment
Blooming Escargot © Lynn Wiles 2020
My escargot begonia has sprouted flowers for the first time, while something seems to be nibbling on the leaves.
Croton Macro
December 7, 2020 § 2 Comments
Croton Macro © Lynn Wiles 2020
My very old croton plant has bloomed for the second time. There’s something sea creature like about these tiny flowers.
December Blossoms
December 3, 2020 § 2 Comments
December Blossoms © Lynn Wiles 2020
Cherry blossoms should bloom in the spring. I noticed on another year that those that blossomed in winter were bare in the spring. That was sad as they are something to look forward to after a long winter.