Monday

Monday © Lynn Wiles 2021
Why do two day weekends go by so quickly? Feeling a little bug eyed myself this morning.

Deception

Deception © Lynn Wiles 2021
Still photography can be deceptive. It was a visually beautiful spring day yesterday, but there were 50 mph winds. I was surprised I was able to get a still photo.

Heart and Shadows

Heart and Shadows © Lynn Wiles 2021
The trunk of the tree with the buds I posted the other day. I was so taken by the buds, I didn’t notice the heart that day. Perhaps someone can identify the tree by its bark for me?

Before the Leaves

Before the Leaves © Lynn Wiles 2021
Bare birches on a warm blue sky day.

The Birds are Back

The Birds are Back © Lynn Wiles 2021
Even though it hasn’t been feeling or looking like spring. I assume the birds know better.

Snowbirds

Snowbirds © Lynn Wiles 2021
Actually clumps of snow, not birds, but also the name of folks my age who flee to warmer climates in the winter. Too much snow, too much ice, too much cold. I don’t like February.

Elm Body

Elm Body © Lynn Wiles 2021
A young Chinese Elm was cut down last fall. The bark slowly started to fall off revealing the work of many critters.

Just the two of us

Just the two of us © Lynn Wiles 2021
Much to my surprise, there were no other people or dogs to be found at the park yesterday. This meant I could let my dog run free through the snow all over the park. It was glorious.

Christmas 2020

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.

Where the leaves went

Where the leaves went © Lynn Wiles 2020
A beautiful maple, now bare, surrounded by carpet of leaves.