These aren't flowers, of course. But they are the color that is on offer in this part of Connecticut right now. We had frosty temperatures sent shivers up our few remaining flowers. Won't be long before the color season is over.
Today's Flowers
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The season seems a little odd so far although the maples are starting to put on a good show.
ReplyDeleteLeaves are autumns beautiful flowers. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful offerings from your part of the world. Have a nice week my friend.
ReplyDeleteEven here I have to bring in any flowers I want to save. It was in the thirties last night. Brrrrr Of course this is what we expect this time of year.
ReplyDeleteDear Sandy
ReplyDeleteThe autmun leaves are everywhere in Sweden...simply, they give me hope and I have more peace for to live at this country..a cold country..different from Brasil..
congrats
This week, I am guest at the FLOWERS FROM TODAY and I am here for to congratulate you for you to be part of our group. Your photos give more charm, color, class, life and light to the TF. Thank u very much, dearest.
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It's such a lovely season. Beautiful fall colours!
ReplyDeleteno season lasts forever and fall seems to go faster than most...enjoy every leaf!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful leaves! They're turning so quickly here too, although our temps aren't as low as yours. The colors are lovely, but I'm saying a wistful goodbye to fall!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week, Sandy!
Sylvia
Really like the first shot!
ReplyDeleteMy world looks much like yours except we haven't had frost yet.
ReplyDeleteLovely colored patterns on these leaves!
There is a lot of beauty in those leaves and your photos are wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing them and thank you also for visiting my blog. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteI love this time of the year with all the colors in the trees. Ours have barely started to change so I will enjoy your pretty yellows. Great shots Sandy.
ReplyDeleteJudy
Amazing!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen autumn in actual. Thank you for sharing Sandy.
Have a nice week.
Sandy: The hills are alive with the splash of color, we are just heading into peak time. Your thoughts on the season are appreciated.
ReplyDeleteGotta love a maple leaf in autumn! Thanks for this.
ReplyDeletesandy, the leaf of the last image is fabulous! We haven't yet autumn colors here, they will appear at the beginning of November.
ReplyDeleteLove the motion shot on the first one. I hope it does not get so cold this winter.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Maybe fast fading and falling but so bright and colourful withall.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful warm autumn colours!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful....
ReplyDeleteThe colours and patterns of autumn never cease to amaze me.
ReplyDeleteamazing colours!
ReplyDeleteI love the leaf colour and it's in the clear autumn light, which I love :)
ReplyDeleteThat first one has such an unusual perspective. It almost looks like a large canvas sitting above the ground. Frost warning here last night too. The plants which go outside to enjoy the summer air came back indoors until spring.. sigh!
ReplyDeleteThey are as flowers because your shots and its colours are poetry.
ReplyDeleteLuiz Ramos
Beautiful and lovely shot ! Leaves are looking fantastic !!Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteBrilliant golden leaves..a sign that Autumn is saying farewell..frost is here..Brrr
ReplyDeletethey are fading but i cant help but appreciate the second photo. so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteah! the fall..
ReplyDeletewe already snowed here over the weekend!
Listen .. can you hear it? Its Ferrante & Teicher and their twin pianos playing Autumn Leaves ...
ReplyDeleteI love autumn! We have some spectacular trees here and there this year, but most of the trees seem understated as far as color.
ReplyDeleteThose autumn leaves are there too!
ReplyDeletegreat shots, Sandy! You captured the real color.
ReplyDeletei love looking at the leaves changing colors, that means it's autumn season already.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.