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| From Late Summer Wildflowers, Connecticut |
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| From September 17, 2011 |
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| From September 17, 2011 |
On Thursday evening, Della, Clyde and I took a walk and literally watched the autumn displace summer as the wind grew strong, yellowing leaves fell, trees swayed, wind roared, and grey skies tumbled in like a drum roll. On Saturday, Clyde and I took a little walk and felt the change in season take a firm hold in the wildflowers. Here are a few.
Today's Flowers
18 Comments
Hi Sandy, thanks for the visit. My skywatch can be found on this url http://www.kids-e-connection.com/2011/09/thirty-minutes-day.html
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see so many colors.
ReplyDeleteHere in BC its always green as opposed to out east where the scenery is now changing to firey red
I wrote a red shoes poem for tomorrows blog.
simply beautifully captured shots...lovely!
ReplyDeleteAutumn is here too. I have jeans on for the second day in a row. Don't you just love these cooler temps? I do. Love seeing the wildflowers too. Goldenrod really screams autumn. That golden yellow is so cheerful. The last hurrah so to speak.
ReplyDeletewe saw our first autumn leaves this weekend
ReplyDeleteIt is autumn so soon.
ReplyDeleteLovely captures from last phase of summer.
I wish we have a bit more warmer days some of my flowers are still blooming ^_^
ReplyDeletePrayer Plant
I love the changing seasons. Beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteAll are beautiful but that purple one 's beauty should be a painting!
ReplyDeleteWell worth the walk Sandy.
ReplyDeleteJust a test to see if I get the spam message now that I have removed non-Google widgets aside from LinkWithin.
ReplyDeleteI love the changing seasons. We've had frost.
ReplyDeleteWildflowers get decreasing with the coming of autumn,doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteAround here it's still hot,though. I don't know the flower of the first photo,it's cotton,I wonder?
I just returned from southern Europe where summer still rules nature. However, here in Scandinavia the seasonal shift is now taking place.;))
ReplyDeleteLovely images dear Sandy,
xoxo
Very beautiful shots! Wonder what flower is the seed from in the first shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful images!
ReplyDeleteMadeleine Begun Kane
You take such beautiful photos. Here in the southwest, we're barely seeing signs of fall, but actually it's more like an eastern summer. I love it.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured season change. Love it and love this time of year.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.